Anna* is a single mom who works two jobs. Every day, she leaves her house at 6:30 a.m. and doesn’t get home until after 8:30 p.m. Despite all the hours she puts in, she cannot keep up with the cost of living. In her darker moments, Anna feels defeated. She’s doing everything she can but […]
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Today a single grandmother stopped by our Food Pantry to ask for some help. She asked me, “What do I need to qualify for your Food Pantry? I just need some basic food items to get by this month. I don’t qualify for food stamps, but it’s still hard for me to cover everything. I
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The Epic Agency is partnering with GraceWorks Thrift Store for a pop-up event! They’re going to stock our store with “fresh and fabulous finds” from local influencers and creators. Shoppers can expect amazing clothing, furniture, and home decor. You don’t want to miss this! What: The Influencers Closet – Pop-Up Shopping Event When: November 13,
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How SNAP Recipients Can Get Help from GraceWorks ***Williamson County Residents Only*** Williamson County residents receiving SNAP benefits in 2025 are warmly invited to shop at the GraceWorks Food Pantry from 9 am–3 pm, Monday–Friday, no appointment needed! When you come to shop at the GraceWorks Food Pantry, please bring: Your SNAP Benefit Awards Letter
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The Current Situation Here’s a quick overview of what our community is facing: Effective Nov. 1, SNAP benefits expire for Tennessee residents. Tennessee will NOT use state funds to cover the gap. That means 700,000 residents, 3,300 in Williamson County, are losing access to their main source of food. At GraceWorks, we’re preparing for a
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A Message from Alicia Bell, CEO, and Rodney Chester, Board Chairman, GraceWorks Ministries At GraceWorks, our mission has always been to provide hope, help, and nourishment to our Neighbors in need—no matter their circumstances. As federal funding and compliance requirements undergo review, we want to reassure our community that we remain unwavering in our commitment
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At GraceWorks, our mission is to serve our neighbors with dignity and provide essential resources to families in need. We are committed to offering quality food and maintaining the level of support that so many in our community rely on. Unfortunately, due to an ongoing egg shortage and the rising cost of eggs, we must
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GraceWorks Ministries: 2024 Impact Report Highlights This past year has been a remarkable one for GraceWorks Ministries, with significant milestones in our programs that serve our neighbors in need. Thanks to the unwavering support of our donors, volunteers, and community partners, we’ve been able to provide vital resources and assistance to families and individuals facing
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Sell By Date vs. Expiration Date: What’s the Difference? When you look at food packaging, you might notice various dates stamped on the labels. Understanding the difference between these dates is crucial to ensuring food safety and quality. – Sell By Date: This date indicates how long a store should display the product for sale.
Explore the compassionate Food Pantry Services offered by GraceWorks Ministries in Franklin, TN, designed to nourish the community with dignity. Our Self-Select and Curbside Food Pantry options provide a personal and private approach to assistance, reflecting our core values of respect and support during these challenging times. Learn how our tailored services make a difference and how to schedule your visit.
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