We did it! Our efforts to "Stack the Plates" in preparation for the ACAC kitchen closure raised over $45,000, surpassing the goal of 15,000 plates (an average of $3 per person, per meal)! Our "Allied Community" came together to ensure that all who are hungry will be fed during the eight weeks of construction in our kitchen. Congregations, families, civic groups, and businesses pitched in to fund meals, and just three weeks into the renovation our goal was met!

Thank you to all that have contributed! Your support means that hundreds of people in need can count on ACAC for daily meals, no matter what the circumstances.

With over 15,000 plates stacked, we now look ahead to the future of ACAC's Community Kitchen. We need your time, talent, and treasure!

Donate here to provide meals during the ACAC kitchen closure and beyond, or contact us for other creative ways to get involved!

Thank You to Our "Stack the Plates" Donors!

• Grove Park Baptist stacked 37 plates!
• An anonymous donor stacked 667 plates!
• Front Street United Methodist Church stacked 33 plates!
• Patti Ragan stacked 300 plates!
• An anonymous donor stacked 17 plates!
• An anonymous donor stacked 33 plates!
• Kathy Chavis stacked 167 plates!
• David & Anne Hunsucker stacked 8,334 plates!
• An anonymous donor stacked 8 plates!
• Tonola Brown-Bland stacked 33 plates!
• Gracie Leath stacked 33 plates!
• McPherson Cleaners stacked 17 plates!
• Altamahaw-Ossipee Civitan Club stacked 67 plates!
• Tri-State Marketing, Inc. stacked 900 plates!
• Cross Roads Presbyterian Church stacked 300 plates!
• Billy Anders stacked 8 plates!
• George Hill stacked 8 plates!
• Pickett Hosiery Mills, Inc. stacked 67 plates!
• Linda D. Paul stacked 17 plates!
• Glen Raven, Inc. stacked 600 plates!
• Bella’s House stacked 33 plates!
• Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church stacked 33 plates!
• John Russell stacked 333 plates!
• W. P. Rose Plumbing Company stacked 8 plates!
• Cut-Rite Concrete Cutting, Inc. of NC stacked 17 plates!
• IVARS stacked 33 plates!
• Douglas Scott stacked 1,000 plates!
• Bula Lodge No. 409, A.F. & A.M. stacked 67 plates!
• Children's Chapel United Church of Christ stacked 16 plates!
• The Glass Angel stacked 67 plates!
• Sam & Vicky Hunt stacked 333 plates!
• Susan Wall stacked 17 plates!
• VFW Hammer Post 2972 stacked 37 plates!
• Cox Toyota stacked 33 plates!
• Maple Grove Baptist Church stacked 133 plates!
• PAWS Creations stacked 67 plates!
• Low's Lutheran Church stacked 167 plates!
• Patricia Bates stacked 8 plates!
• Southland Electrical Supply stacked 33 plates!
• C. Gaylon Gurley stacked 8 plates!
• Carolina Supply, Inc. stacked 33 plates!
• Kathy Stinehelfer stacked 33 plates!
• Pat Quitney stacked 83 plates!
• David & Robin Wintringham stacked 8 plates!
• Lebanon United Methodist Church stacked 33 plates!
• An anonymous donor stacked 33 plates!
• Marie Parker stacked 8 plates!
• Burlington Christian Church stacked 67 plates!
• HUB International stacked 33 plates!
• Alamance County Human Resources Association stacked 307 plates!
• Piedmont Ale House stacked 33 plates!
• Lynda Amey stacked 83 plates!
• Jane Carrico stacked 33 plates!
• Clara F. Ethridge stacked 17 plates!
• Wilma Schroeder stacked 17 plates!
• Margaret H. Mraz stacked 33 plates!
• Barbara Mize stacked 8 plates!
• Chick fil A stacked 600 plates!
• Golden Corral stacked 125 plates!
• First Christian UCC, First Reformed UCC, Elon Community UCC, and Life's Journey UCC stacked 150 plates!
• The Village Grill stacked 150 plates!
• Blue Ribbon Diner stacked 150 plates!
• Naylor Clinic of Chiropractic & Acupuncture stacked 33 plates!
• Springwood Presbyterian Church stacked 83 plates!
• Phillips Chapel United Methodist Church stacked 67 plates!
• Resi J. Forrest stacked 33 plates!
• Claudia & Dale Aaron stacked 33 plates!
• John Boyea stacked 33 plates!
• Dugald Hutchings stacked 33 plates!
• SANDVIK stacked 333 plates!
• Graham Presbyterian Church stacked 67 plates!
• Bobby & Mary Johnson stacked 8 plates!
• Vera Barker stacked 8 plates!
• Eloise Bryan stacked 8 plates!
• Bill & Connie Poovey stacked 33 plates!

For many patrons of the ACAC Community Kitchen, the free meals provided serve to prevent homelessness. Those at poverty level in Alamance County are forced to choose which expenses will be paid from month to month.

See the difference the ACAC Community Kitchen makes for two local families.