On Friday, November 15, Buddhist Relief delivered a little over 500 pounds of food to the First Baptist Church of Silver Spring.

It's an honor for KPC Buddhist Relief to partner with The Upcounty Hub, whose focus is on eliminating food insecurity and providing assistance to access social services.

On Friday, August 9th, the Buddhist Relief team made our fortnightly delivery to the First Baptist Church of Silver Spring. Our delivery reflected changes that the Church pantry managers, Jim and Sara, had requested. We upped our delivery of soup…

KPC Buddhist Relief delivered 573 lbs of food to our partner, First Baptist Church of Silver Spring, including apples, string cheese, dried and canned beans, condiments, jams, soups, canned meat and fish, mashed potatoes, and much more.

On April 12th, Buddhist Relief delivered over 300 non-perishable food items to the First Baptist Church of Silver Spring…

From taco shells to black-eyed peas, mackerel and pink salmon to donuts and chocolate chip cookies, we provide foods that recognize the ethnic diversity of the people our partners serve, and the need for food to provide comfort and nurturance as well as nutrition.

Thanks to you, our generous supporters, we were able to provide holiday food and hundreds of toys to our partners for distribution to local families in need.

Join us in bringing the joy of the holidays to those in need.

On Friday, after our delivery to Wumco Help, much of the same team then traveled to Silver Spring to make a delivery to the First Baptist Church's Food Closet.

“There are more and more families coming. These donations are filling a great need.”

— Joanna, First Baptist Church of Silver Spring

One of Buddhist Relief’s newest partners is The First Baptist Church of Silver Spring. It has a modest food pantry that serves what some refer to as the “food desert” of Montgomery County and has operated since 1983.