Food arrives at the food cupboard and is unloaded in to the garage area of the building.

Volunteers bring the food into the storage area to sort and organize all the items.

Volunteers sort food in the storage room by categories.

Those who benefit from the food cupboard line up early with their carts.

Once the doors open to the food cupboard, people fill the hallway to check in and receive their food.

Volunteer Debbie Naulty fills bags from the shelves of sorted food to give the families a well-rounded selection.

It takes many volunteers to get the bags full and ready for needy families on pick-up days at the food cupboard.

Almost a dozen volunteers work hard on days the food cupboard is open for pick up to fill bags and carts full of food for needy families.

Joesahapa Montague checks in before picking up her food for her family.

Joesahapa Montague selects items from Martha’s Choice Marketplace, a food pantry located at the archdiocesan Catholic Social Services (CSS) Mongtomery County family service center, in this December 2013 file photo. A new emergency fund will help restock CSS pantries rapidly depleted by the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Sarah Webb)

Volunteer Maria Sacco of Martha’s Choice Marketplace, a food pantry located at the archdiocesan Catholic Social Services (CSS) Mongtomery County family service center, gives a shopping cart full of food to Joesahapa Montague to take home to her family, in this December 2013 file photo. The Catholic Foundatioin of Greater Philadelphia’s Emergency Relief Fund has helped restock CSS pantries rapidly depleted by the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Sarah Webb)