The Missions deliver food to a needy family.

Food for the Hungry

The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year.

Find out who goes hungry in the United States.

  • Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to 200 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director, (334) 874-9053.
  • Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick.
  • Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 300 families and seniors a month. Sr. Pat Flass, S.S.J., Director, (251) 746-2220.
  • Ana Maria Project, Father Roger Food Pantry. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Rosemary Fonck, O.S.F., Director, 334-563-9139.
  • All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director, (256) 236-7793.
  • The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.