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How PORCH Fearrington Works

PORCH is built around the very simple idea of a neighborhood food drive. Here’s how it works, in three easy steps:

• Once a month, on a designated day, residents place a food donation on their front porch before 10:00am. In some neighborhoods, coordinators ask donors to take food donations to their coordinator’s front porch.
• In neighborhoods where coordinators ask neighbors to place donations on their own porches, the coordinator goes to the donors’ porch and picks up the food donations.
• The donated food is picked up by volunteers and the CORA truck at the neighborhood coordinators’ porch and transported to the CORA Food Pantry located in Pittsboro and serving all of Chatham County.

The three-step process is easy, fast, and it’s also safe.

27 Coordinators Are Listed for All 22 Fearrington Village Neighborhoods. To contact a coordinator, click on their name to open an email window.

Neighborhood Coordinators

Beechmast Closes – Betty and Dick Fletcher

Bradford Place . Victoria Chall

Burke Place – Jesse Fearrington

Bush Creek – Karen Schectman

East Camden – Victoria Shea

Phase IV – Barbara Lambert and Diane Anderson

Countryhouse Closes – East –  Tina Patterson

Countryhouse Closes – West – Nancy Johnston

Henderson Place – Anna Shearer

Langdon Place – Kathy Donahue

Millcreek Circle – Beth Essington

Millcroft Close – Harnett & Sampson – Rosalyn Darling

Millcroft Close – Lenoir, Duplin, & Woodleigh – Nita Glickman

Phases I & II – Creekwood Area — Ingeborg Jelley

Phase III – Nancy Jacobs

Richmond – Beth Essington

Rutherford Close – Beth Essington

South Camden – Therese St. Peter and JoAnn Pitz

South McDowell – Gretchen Redden

The Knolls Close – Phyllis Alexander

The Woods – Spindlewood – Catherine Garland

Weathersfield – Diane McClellan

West Camden – David and Vicki Field

Woodbury Close – Sheila Creth

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