The notice of cancellation for the Jaffrey Community Supper hanging in the hall.
The Jaffrey Community Supper set for August 28 has been canceled due to a shortage of sponsors and the upcoming school year. This event, held monthly to support local initiatives and the Jaffrey Food Pantry, typically attracts around 80 community members. Organizers are currently seeking sponsors for future events, with the next supper scheduled for May 22, featuring a taco dinner to support local food efforts.
Jaffrey – The Jaffrey Community Supper, a monthly gathering aimed at fostering community spirit and supporting local initiatives, has been cancelled for August 28 due to the impending start of the school year and a shortage of sponsoring groups. This decision has disappointed many who look forward to these events for fellowship and support.
The community suppers typically take place on the fourth Thursday of each month at the Mildred Cutter Memorial Hall, located within the United Church of Jaffrey. On average, these meals attract up to 80 attendees, providing not just sustenance but also an opportunity for local residents to come together. The gatherings support the Jaffrey Food Pantry, which serves individuals and families in need within the community.
Organizers are actively seeking sponsors for future meals planned for the fall and spring of 2026. The previous supper, held on July 24, drew a good crowd and featured a spaghetti dinner served by a team from the Jaffrey-Rindge Rotary Club. This event was free to attend, with donations being accepted to aid the Jaffrey Food Pantry.
The next scheduled community supper is set for May 22, 2026, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the United Church’s Mildred Cutter Parish Hall, located at 54 Main St., Jaffrey. The Jaffrey-Rindge Lions Club will host this event, serving tacos accompanied by a variety of toppings, beverages, and dessert. Much like previous suppers, donations will be welcomed to further support the Jaffrey Food Pantry.
The Jaffrey Community Supper has been an integral part of local life for many, fostering a sense of community and connection among residents. With the upcoming changes to its schedule, the organizers hope to see renewed support and interest in sponsoring future meals to ensure the continuation of this valued tradition.
Individuals who are interested in contributing to the community’s efforts or becoming sponsors are encouraged to reach out to the planning committee. Donating time, resources, or funding could help reestablish the monthly gatherings that many residents have come to cherish.
Background on the Jaffrey Community Supper highlights its mission of not only providing a meal but also building community ties through shared experiences. Its cancellation for August serves as a reminder of the challenges facing such community-driven events, especially as a new school year begins and people’s schedules become busier.
The Jaffrey Food Pantry, which benefits from these suppers, plays a vital role in the lives of many residents, providing essential food supplies to those experiencing food insecurity. The community’s continued support is crucial in sustaining the pantry’s efforts and ensuring that future suppers can be held, fostering goodwill and togetherness among the townsfolk.
For residents looking forward to community connections, the upcoming May supper will present another opportunity to gather, enjoy a meal, and support local food initiatives. Community participation is essential to ensuring that this tradition continues for years to come.
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