In February 2025, we added a new refrigerator and freezer to the Main Street pantry, increasing our cold food storage to support our home delivery program
We continue to operate on a waiting list, but we’re so pleased to be able to bring more food directly to those in need who can’t make it to our walkup pantry
Along with every welcome addition of storage space or funding comes the challenge of increasing staff and volunteer time to manage the increased capacity We were thrilled to be able to hire a new client liaison to assist with the intake process
And as always, we’re so grateful to our dedicated volunteers who continue to show up every week and make the work we do possible
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2025 PROGRAMS
Save the dates for upcoming events and
Seeds of Support
TCG distributes care kits including tea, honey, and plants to senior citizens and homebound clients to brighten their days.
Sponsorship opportunities
$5,000 supports 150 kits + food programs
$2,500 supports 75 kits + food programs
$1,000 supports 30 kits + food programs
Mother’s Day Gifts
Students at a Brockton public elementary school have the opportunity to select gifts for someone special, empowering them and instilling pride through gift-giving
Monetary donations or donated gifts are welcome Suggestions include lotion, nail polish, costume jewelry, lip balm, or similar products in quantities of 150-200
APRIL MAY
Annual Fundraising Gala
Holiday Helpers
Thursday, October 30
Granite Links | Quincy, MA
Join 200+ guests for our biggest fundraising event of the year! Proceeds ensure the longevity and reliability of our food programs, which help more than 2,000 community members every month.
TCG sees an increase in food pantry clients during the especially challenging winter months.
NOVEMBER TO DECEMBER
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Host a coin & dollar, food, or blanket drive at your company or holiday party Donate a gift to Helping H Warm Hearts (partnership Vertec and The Beanery)
We’re so grateful to volunteers, loyal partners, and local businesses who have supported these efforts for years.
fundraising opportunities for the year ahead!
A Get Together for Good High Five for $5
Monday, May 19
5 to 8 PM | Shoveltown Brewery
Tickets: $50
Bring a friend to introduce to The Charity Guild!
Sponsorship Opportunities
$2,000 supports bread & bananas for 1 month
$1,000 supports bread & bananas for 2 weeks
In honor of Hunger Action Month, help spread awareness and raise money to support our food programs.
Post a high five selfie 1. Tag 5 friends to spread the word 2. Donate $5 to provide 10 meals 3.
$500 supports bread & bananas for 1 week
FOOD IS LOVE
Tickets on sale this spring. Early bird ticket price available at A Get Together for Good on May 19
MAY
Matching donations are welcome!
SEPTEMBER
Sponsorship Opportunities
Presenting: $15,000 two available Main: $10,000
10 tickets; 1/2 page ad Appetizer: $5,000 6 tickets; 1/4 page ad
Sweets: $2,500 4 tickets; 1/4 page ad Program Donors
OCTOBER
Put together kits of diapers and wipes for families with young children
Put together kits of cozy and engaging activities for
Visit our website for more details, including sponsorship benefits. Call or email us with questions or to coordinate a sponsorship 508-583-280 or support@thecharityguild org
We’re so grateful to the local businesses and organizations that hosted coin and dollar drives, food drives, and made other donations to support The Charity Guild food programs during the holidays!
11 organizations $1,125 raised
Helping Hands, Warm Hearts
With The Beanery and Vertec leading this program, we provided holiday gifts and meals to senior citizens in Brockton Housing Authority housing
1,715 pounds of food donated
The Charity Guild Recognized with $25,000 Grant
FOOD INSECURITY FACTS
The Amelia Peabody Foundation has recognized The Charity Guild for the second year in a row with a $25,000 grant to support our food pantry programs that support children In 2023 to 2024, TCG food programs served 8,068 children from infancy to age 18
Funding from the Amelia Peabody Foundation in 2023 to 2024 enabled the 115% increase in students served through our food pantry at Brockton High School We are grateful for this continued vote of confidence in our programs!
Households experiencing food insecurity use these strategies to get enough food:
WIC participants watered down infant formula
Source: Greater Boston Food Bank Annual Survey
3,000 adults surveyed from November 2023 to March 2024
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