Feeding Our Local Communities

New England Dairy teamed up with Worcester Public Schools, the Guy Family Foundation, and the Patriots Foundation to provide free milk, courtesy of Guida’s Dairy & Dairy Farmers of America, and a weeks' worth of groceries.

Families of the Goodwin Elementary School in East Hartford, CT had their trunks packed with a turkey, all the Thanksgiving fixings and a gallon of milk at the Thanksgiving with the Guys milk and meals distribution event.

Almost 8,000 ½ gallons of milk were distributed to 52 emergency food agencies throughout Rhode Island thanks to the generosity of Stop & Shop and the coordination of the United Way.

School meals prepped for Vermont students in Harwood Unified Union School District.

Worcester Public Schools food service team prepares meals to deliver to students on their mobile meal routes during the 2020 pandemic.

Worcester school community members on-site for the Meals and Milk Food Truck Festival.

100 gallons of milk were donated to Gather, a non-profit hunger relief organization in New Hampshire. Milk provided by Oakhurst Dairy.

Grab and go meals with milk ready for distribution at Anna E. Norris Elementary School in East Hartford, CT.

Portable coolers continue to be a helpful solution for schools to keep milk cold and to transport meals.

Dairy farmer Seth Bahler from Oakridge Dairy in Ellington, CT helped distribute over 300 gallons of milk courtesy of Guida’s Dairy during the Thanksgiving with the Guys milk and meals distribution event.

Goodwin Elementary families showing their appreciation for The Lawrence Guy Family Foundation during the Thanksgiving event.

Local celebrity Paws the Polar Bear from the Pawtucket PawSox helps hand out free grab and go meals at Elizabeth Baldwin School in Pawtucket, RI.