Weather Update - Tuesday, February 24, 2026 Family Distribution
Due to the storm forecast, there is a possibility that Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard services may be suspended for Tuesday, February 24 Family Distribution.
We’re sharing this early so families have time to begin making alternative plans in case we need to close, and so everyone has enough time to prepare.
If we are able to open on Tuesday, it may be on a modified schedule. It will be very important to:
Follow our social media
Check your email and text messages for updates
Check the website for additional updates
This is never an easy decision. We know how critical food access is for our families, but safety is our number one priority for our neighbors, volunteers, and staff.
Welcome to the Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard & Resource Center
Shop at UMACC
UMACC is open every Tuesday from 9:30 - 11:30am and 5:00 - 7:00pm. UMACC is located in the Valley Forge Presbyterian Church in King of Prussia (227 Independence Road on your GPS).
Families choose from a variety of non-perishable food items, fresh produce, bread, dairy products, frozen meats, and personal care items.
Donate
The Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard supplies food and personal items on a weekly basis to ~150 food insufficient families in the Upper Merion Area School District.
We rely on funding from grants, corporate and individual giving to meet the increasing needs of our community.
Volunteer
The operation of the UMACC is sustained by caring and compassionate community volunteers. We have many volunteer slots throughout the week to help keep the Pantry stocked and ready to support the needs of our Patrons. Click here to sign up to Volunteer!
Thinking About Hosting a Drive for UMACC?
We’re so grateful you want to help! Before you get started, please contact us first. Our needs and guidelines change throughout the year, and we want to make sure your drive has the biggest impact for the families we serve.
About UMACC
The Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard opened in 2018 as a united effort to fight food insecurity within our community. With the monetary and volunteer support from individuals, local schools, faith-based organizations, businesses, and community leaders, we work together to ensure our pantry remains open and stocked year-round.
Together, we are weaving compassion into the fabric of Upper Merion Area communicate, working toward a future where no one goes hungry, and our sense of community grows stronger every day.
