A community resource for all in need hosted at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
WESTERN LOUDOuN
FOOD PANTRY
Our pantry is here to serve our neighbors with care and compassion. Whether you’re looking for a way to give back by donating food or if you’re seeking assistance, know that you are welcome and will be met with kindness and respect. Together, we can care for one another and strengthen our community.
December Shopping hours
Dec. 23rd 2-5pm | Dec. 31st 11-2pm | or by appointment
(Martes, Dic 23 de 14:00 a 17:00 horas | Dic 31 de 11:00 a 14:00 horas)
12942 Lutheran Church Rd., Lovettsville, Virginia 20180
540-822-5576 | officenjlc@gmail.com
Shopping FAQs
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No appointment required during open hours.
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Yes! To make an appointment for any other day or time please contact the church office at 540-822-5576 or officenjlc@gmail.com and a volunteer will be in touch within a few days.
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We require no proof of residency or eligibility. We seek to work with our community based on the honor system. If you truly have a need, we want to help as we are able.
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We only limit large staple items (like flour, sugar, oil, etc.) to one per month per household to ensure as many familes as possible can be served.
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If you have children (or grandchildren) living with you who are enrolled in the Lovettsville School District, contact the Parent Liaison at your school who will work with you confidentially.
If you have a case worker through Loudoun County Mental Health or the Arc of Loudoun, contact your case worker who will work with us to arrange an appointment.
If you participate in a local faith community, contact your pastor who will work with you confidentially.
If you do not fall into any of these categories, contact New Jerusalem Lutheran Church directly. We can be reached at 540-822-5576 or by email at officenjlc@gmail.com. When you leave a message it may be a few days before a volunteer can respond, but there will be a response as soon as we are able.
Ways you can help
Goods can be dropped off at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church at any time. Just use our drop boxes located in front of the pantry.
DOnate Pantry goods
Donations can be made via cash, online, or check through the New Jerusalem Church Office. Grocery store or gas giftcards are also welcome.
Monetary donations
Be part of our team, from helping shoppers, stocking shelves, picking up food, and more. We welcome all who want to help.
become a volunteer
urgent need items
As of 12/04/25
beef stew
cake mix
carrots
cream of mushroom soup
dry beans (black, red kidney)
evaporated milk
graham crackers
instant coffee
instant pudding
jello
kids cereal
pancake mix
pancake syrup
ranch dressing
Spam
strawberry or grape jam
toiletries (shampoo, toothpaste, etc)
toliet paper
white rice
yams
standard items needed
In general, the following shelf-stable pantry items are typically needed on a regular basis throughout the year. Please do not donate expired food.
dried beans
cooking oil
pasta sauce
fruit cocktail
pancake syrup
Vienna sausages
sardines in oil
coffee
FOOD
sugar
flour
evaporated milk
white rice
salt
canned corn
canned carrots
cereals
toiletries
shampoo
toothpaste
shaving cream
toilet paper
paper towels
cleaning supplies
Ranch dressing
cookies/crackers
potatoes (canned/instant)
jelly/jam
peanut butter
black olives
Hamburger Helper
microwave meals
femine products
baby wipes
diapers (especially size 5 and 6)
detergents (dish & laundry)
dog/cat food
ROLL OF HONOR
The Food Pantry volunteers, and our clientele, wish to thank the Lovettsville Community for your generous support.
Lovettsville Lions Club; Lovettsville Waterford Ruritans; Lovettsville Game Protective Association; Freedom Masonic Lodge #118; Milcreek Farm; A Farm Less Ordinary; local Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts; Zion Lutheran Church; New Jerusalem Lutheran Church; Mount Olivet United Methodist Church; Harmony Middle School; Lovettsville Historical Society; Greater Brunswick Chamber of Commerce; RHOLC Foundation; Wegmans in Sterling; 1836 Restaurant; Ridgeway's Automotive; Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church; and Tim Keena.