$20,000 collaborative Food Pantry Grant feeds neighbors in need
November 26, 2025 | By Emilie Jacques
Superior Health Foundation and Copper Shores Community Health Foundation are excited to announce a $20,000 collaborative Food Pantry Grant. Each organization is contributing $10,000 to be distributed amongst seven food pantries across the Copper Country.
"This is a great collaboration with our friends at Superior Health Foundation,” said Kevin Store, President/CEO of Copper Shores. “We’re proud to support local food pantries in their efforts to better support our communities."
The funding from Superior Health Foundation is a part of their larger commitment to grant $65,000 to food pantries across the Upper Peninsula. By supporting the operations of food pantries across the Copper Country, Copper Shores and Superior Health Foundation are subsequently supporting a broader reach of families and their nutrition access needs.
"Many folks are finding it difficult, despite their hard work and effort, to make ends meet and provide enough food for themselves and their families,” said Store. “We hope this monetary support will ease some of the burden for our friends and families, and those pantries that are there to support them."
Grant recipients
Houghton and Keweenaw counties
- CLK Food Pantry, Calumet - $4,500
- Copper Country Angel Mission, Calumet - $2,000
- Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly, Hancock - $2,500
Baraga County
- Sacred Heart St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, L’Anse - $3,500
- Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Commodity Food, Baraga - $2,000
Ontonagon County
- Holy Family St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, Ontonagon - $3,500
- United Methodist Church, White Pine - $2,000
Learn more
Copper Shores is committed to helping Copper Country residents access nutrition through a variety of programming and services. Discover more opportunities to break down food access barriers by visiting the Food Initiative page. Learn more about the grants available through Copper Shores by visiting the Grants page. Get notified of upcoming grant opportunities by signing up for the free monthly Copper Shores email newsletter. Learn more about Superior Health Foundation at superiorhealthfoundation.org.
Emilie Jacques
"I graduated from Michigan Tech with a B.S. in Psychology, a minor in Communication Studies, and a minor in Media Production. I love the outdoors and DnD." You can reach Emilie at communications@coppershores.org.
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