Food pantry gets re-stocked by Teen Leaders

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Food pantry needs are being provided by Barton County 4-H Teen Leaders, partnering with the Lamar United Methodist Church, to keep these lending pantries stocked with food supplies and reading books. The 4-H Teen Leaders, Joy Krueth, Mikayla Madison, Kileigh Ball, Kitty Sullins and Ryan Davis stopped by to add some food items to the pantry. Please do not add perishable items or items that may freeze in the weather. The goal of the pantries are to address food insecurity and to provide reading books to those of all ages. Thanks to everyone for making this a successful project.


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