Hillsborough District Food Pantry
Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Serving the Communities of Hillsborough, Deering and Windsor



Contact Information

Hillsborough District
Food Pantry
7 Church St.
Hillsborough, NH 03244
Phone 603-464-4080
Open Tuesdays, 5 - 7 pm for pickups and 4 - 7 pm to make donations.

Directions:
From routes 202-9 in Hillsboro exit at the first Hillsboro exit (Henniker St. to West Main St. exit) Take a left at end of ramp and follow Henniker St. into the center of town. After going straight through the traffic light you are now on West Main St. The third street on the right is Church St., the pantry is the first building on the right.


The Hillsborough, New Hampshire Food Pantry Sponsors Free Talks On Budgeting Tips


Are you tired of struggling through the recession? Are you sick of the high cost of just about everything and wonder if you'll ever make ends meet? Do you wish you could turn back the hands of time and buy your necessities at yesteryear's prices? If this describes how you're feeling, plan on attending this FREE series of talks and informational evenings called The Art of Frugality or Surviving The Recession $1 at a Time. These sessions will be held approximately every other Wednesday, from 7:30 - 8:30 pm, beginning March 14, at Smith Memorial Church on West Main Street here in Hillsborough, NH. These valuable learning experiences are being sponsored by the Hillsboro District Food Pantry and everyone is invited. You don't have to sign up or register. There is no fee to attend. If you're simply someone who wants to learn new ways to economize and stretch a dollar, these one-hour talks and demonstrations are for you.

Laura Gould of Hillsborough is the presenter. According to Gould, "These free sessions will include helpful hints, information sharing, budgeting tips, and good old fashioned do-it-yourself know how." She goes on to reveal, "Among the topics to be presented are economical recipes and taste-testing experiences. Folks will also learn a unique and frugal way to create dozens of household products from one ordinary item. This item is non-chemical and nontoxic. It sells for about 65 cents for 8 ounces and you'll be surprised what it is."

If that last topic grabs your attention, discover this "secret ingredient" by attending the first session in this series to be held on Wednesday, March 14, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm.

Upcoming sessions include: Making Homemade Laundry Detergent, March 28; There's More To Powdered Milk Than Just Drinking It, April 11; and on April 25, What's for Breakfast? More topics are in the planning stages.

All sessions run from 7:30 to 8:30 pm at Smith Church. The best part is the price: FREE! For more information please contact Laura Gould at 464-4007.









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