In 2013, Highland and Temple Emanuel joined together to provide a pantry for families of Moore Elementary School. It was the first school based pantry to open in Forsyth County and served as a model for future school pantries in the county. (See video below.) We offer shelf stable items as well as fresh produce, fruit, bread, and frozen meat to families that have children enrolled at Moore Elementary School. Second Harvest recognized the pantry as a leader for providing healthy food choices not only for children, but the entire household. The pantry is open bimonthly all year long. Please contact the church office, 336.724.6303, to learn how you can be involved in this rewarding community service ministry.

We have busy this year and would love to have your help. Please sign up for “2026 Moore Elementary Pantry Winter/Spring Volunteering.” Please click here to view the online sign up sheet.

For the month of May, we are asking for donations of rice, all brands and types are welcome and appreciated. Due to recent federal funding cuts, the pantry really needs canned meats (chicken or tuna), rice, and pasta (bags or boxes), and pancake mix. You will find the donation box in the Gallery hallway. If you have a question about a possible item(s) for donation, please contact Dawn Nelson, 336-926-8719. Thank You!

In 2013, WS/FCS debuted the very first school-based food pantry in our district. The Moore Magnet Elementary School Food Pantry began as a way to benefit students and their families at Moore through one of life’s basic needs, food. 12 years later, the pantry is still thriving in that aspect, but you might be surprised at the lasting impact that the Moore Food Pantry has had on the school itself over the past 12 years. WS/FCS Cable 2 Television presents “We Are Moore Together,” the story of how a school community came together in so many ways for their students and staff, and how you can do the same in your school community.