Gaia’s Pantry Open For Business At Unitarian Church - 8:50 am
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
kirsten@ladailypost.com
The idea behind the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos’ Gaia’s Pantry is simple; take what food items are needed and leave food that can be donated.
The pantry, named after the Greek goddess of nature, opened for business this week in the church parking lot, 1738 North Sage St., but the idea percolated in the minds of the congregation for some time.
Unitarian Church member Kokheong McNaughton said she was introduced to curbside food pantries through a friend who attends the Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church, which also maintains a food pantry.