Who We Are

Thunder Mountain Church Pantry is staffed entirely by volunteers who give generously of their time to provide a personal and compassionate touch to people served by the pantry.

What We Do

We gather and distribute food to our Thunder Mountain Church family, our neighbors in Golden Acres and to organizations around Cochise County.

TMC Pantry Hours

Wednesdays 1pm-2pm
Sundays 10:30am-11:00am
1st Tuesday of every month 5:15 pm-5:45pm
To Go Food Bags are available in the Ministry Service Center
Monday - Thursday 9am-3pm

Questions? pantry@thundermountain.org

TMC Pantry's primary role is to show Jesus' compassion to individuals and families in our community facing:

  • Hunger
  • Difficult financial choices
  • Unforeseen financial setbacks
  • Underemployment - a situation in which individuals find it necessary to work in low-paying or low-skill jobs

In addition to distributing food, our long term goal is to provide in-house services and facilitate connections to resources in Cochise County that confront the root causes of hunger and encourage self-sufficiency.  

We distribute food bags to our neighbors in Golden Acres, residents of Sierra Vista, and organizations in Cochise County that help people achieve self-sufficiency including; Hoops House (2 locations), Hope Inc, SEABHS, Oxford House (2 locations), Jennifer's Place and Bonita Springs Apartments.  

We also distribute food bags at Community Connect, held the first Tuesday of the month from 10-1 at the Community Center.
Available to help with delivering food bags to our outreach locations? Help needed on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 11:30-1:00.
Volunteer to Help

November Pantry News

Pantry Supporters and Volunteers,

November was a busy month for the pantry. We had a wonderful time with the Thanksgiving Blessing Boxes. We also had a very busy month at Community Connect and were able to help 64 people with food and hygiene products.

The pantry saw 29 people feeding 77 when including family, and the food delivered to organizations around town helped an estimated 91 people in November. We added a new organization to our round of deliveries: M.I.K.I.D., which stands for mentally ill kids in distress.

We are in the process of reorganizing the pantry room. We will now be sharing the space with the catering team. The family room has been moved to a different area. We plan to rearrange the space to make a nice environment for when people come to get food. Thank you all for your help in this process.

“He has filled the hungry with good things.” Luke 1:53