Please welcome our new manager, Angela Low, as Heidi moves on to other projects.

The Champlain Islands Food Shelf needs your help. 

We have seen a 40% increase in the number of people using the food shelf since last year. Food prices are sky high for everyone, including the food shelf. 

Your donation can help ensure our shelves stay stocked with healthy, nutritious food for anyone in Grand Isle County who is facing hunger. 

Mary, a regular user of the food shelf says, “My family eats healthy because of this food shelf. It means the world to me.” 

Every week, new families visit the Food Shelf. Help us feed everyone who comes to us. Imagine knowing the only way to feed your children would be if you skipped dinner? This is a reality for many Vermonters facing hunger. The Food Shelf feeds families. We also feed your neighbors and your co-workers.

Elaine, another weekly client said, “I’m treated like a person, not a problem when I come here.”

Help us continue our mission to feed people with dignity with a generous donation. 

Checks, debit/credit cards and/or paypal accepted.

Please Help your Grand Isle County Neighbors in Need 

In 2022, the CIFS served an average of 102 Households/Month

In 2023, the CIFS served an average of 145 Households/Month

This is an increase in over 40%

We need your help in stocking our shelves with

much needed Non-Perishable items such as:

 Hearty Soups, Canned Stews, Chili, & Tuna

 Low Sugar Cereals

 Peanut Butter & Jelly

  Mayo, Ketchup, & Mustard

  Cake & Cookie Mixes

 Personal Items - Toothpaste & Toothbrushes, Soap, TP, & Dish Soap

Donations are accepted on Tuesdays from 9.30 to 11.30 am

Wednesdays from 2 to 5.30 pm

St. Joseph's Church 

185 US Route 2, Grand Isle, VT 05458

The Champlain Islands Food Shelf was established in 2002 

for ALL Grand Isle County, Vermont residents to alleviate food insecurity.