Across the country, Blessing Boxes are popping up, created by churches, businesses, and individuals who are passionate about serving their communities. These small, stand-alone food pantries offer a lifeline in times of need, and we are excited to share that Hardinsburg United Methodist Church has joined this beautiful movement with our very own Community Blessing Box.

     We are deeply grateful to Mr. Larry Welch, a beloved member of our congregation, for crafting this special Blessing Box using reclaimed wood from our church’s former main entrance. It’s a true symbol of love, renewal, and community spirit.

Located under the porch of Memorial Hall, facing the street, the Blessing Box is sheltered from the elements and accessible to all—never locked and available 24/7. It’s a place where anyone in need can come and find nourishment when other resources may not be available.

     This Blessing Box is made possible through the generous donations of our congregation, and we warmly invite all members of the community to contribute as well. Non-perishable items that can withstand all weather conditions are most helpful. While the contents may vary day by day, the goal is always the same: to ensure that there is something available for anyone who is hungry.

                                                                            TAKE WHAT YOU NEED, LEAVE WHAT YOU CAN.
                                                                            LITTLE BECOMES MUCH IN THE MASTER’S HAND.

Together, we are making a big difference, one small act of kindness at a time.