Warminster Food Bank ribbon cutting for new location

Warminster Food Bank will cut the ribbon at its new location, 495 E. County Line Rd. in Hatboro on Thursday, May 1 at 10 am.  

While the new site has been operational since the beginning of April, the food bank board members and volunteers wanted to be situated in new space before hosting a formal ribbon cutting ceremony. The move was made possible by a grant from the John A. Powell Family Foundation of Naples, FL, which will allow the food bank to pay for the lease of the new space for five years, with an option to fund the lease for an additional five years.  While this move was in the works for several months, it was hastened by the Warminster Heights board, which voted to discontinue the food bank’s use of their 75 Downey Drive space after 67 years. 

“While it was difficult to leave the Downey Drive location, we needed a larger space to better serve our growing client base,” said Mike Cerino, Executive Director, Warminster Food Bank. “Thankfully, the grant from the John A. Powell Family Foundation was finalized at the right time and we were able to secure our new space.  We are confident that this new location will give us the opportunity to further our mission of providing services to meet the needs of those experiencing food insecurity in our community.”

This event is co-hosted by The Warminster Rotary Club which supports the Warminster Food Bank.  One of the missions of Rotary International is to address food insecurity on many levels, locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally by raising awareness and partnering with organizations who work tirelessly for the cause.

 About Warminster Food Bank

The Warminster Food Bank is a 501c3 organization that provides food to people in need in the Bucks and Montgomery Counties.  Currently, more than 650 families receive food donated by individuals and businesses.  Donations and volunteers are always welcome.  To learn more, visit  www.warminsterfoodbank.org.