With hearts full of gratitude, we
celebrate the incredible generosity
that poured in from near and far. Because
of your kindness,
more than 70 presents were delivered to the local Head Start
program,
bringing Christmas joy to 3- and 4-year-old boys and girls.
At St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in
New Port Richey,
we are deeply thankful for each gift, each act of love,
and
each person who helped make this season brighter.
Together, we have shared
hope, laughter, and the true spirit of
Christmas with our community’s children.
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Thank you.
Because of your generosity, we were able to donate three car loads of food for the
First United Methodist Church's food pantry. Those donations will help
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Non-perishable food is collected throughout the year for the local food pantry
located at First United Methodist Church, New Port Richey.
With these donations, those in need will be served.
Thank you and bless you for your generosity.
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Photos from previous food donations to
First United Methodist Church
Rev. Hunter with Pastor Betty Baley of First United Church
The group from St. Stephens with a few
First United Methodist Church Parishioners
Rev. Hunter with Pastor Batey.
Second from left is Vonnie Maytum who is head of
the Food Pantry
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November 2025 delivery of food donations to First United Methodist Church of New Port Richey. THANK YOU!
On October 15, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church was honored to host the Free Food Distribution event, where 250 families received fresh, nourishing food thanks to the generosity and collaboration of our incredible partners.
We extend our deepest gratitude to Farm Share, the Pasco Sheriff’s Office, Pasco Sheriff’s Charities, The Gentlemen’s Course, and the Pasco County NAACP for their commitment to serving those in need across Pasco County. Your compassion and teamwork made this day possible—and unforgettable.
Together, we’re building a stronger, more caring community—one box, one smile, one family at a time.
To find out information and location for the next Free Food Distribution, visit
