Our Special Thanks

Honoring the people and partners who help make this ministry possible.

7th Street Food Pantry & Outreach is strengthened by families, businesses, churches, organizations, volunteers, and community partners who give generously so local families can be served with dignity and care.

Legacy Supporters Community Partners

Memorial banner honoring Frank Williams at 7th Street Food Pantry — **Memorial banner**

In Loving Memory

Frank Williams & Family

Frank Williams and family played a meaningful role in supporting the mission of 7th Street Food Pantry & Outreach. Through the generosity and support connected to the pantry property, his family’s legacy continues to help serve families and individuals throughout our community. Frank had a vision that he wanted this property to no longer serve as a vice to the community, but to use it to make a positive difference in peoples lives.

We are deeply grateful to Frank Williams and his family for their lasting impact, friendship, and faithful support of this work.

Legacy of service: The banner displayed on the pantry building reminds our community that faithful generosity continues to make a difference long after the gift is given.

**Before** From Reddy's Corner, keeping the community bound in their addictions.

**After** To 7th Street Food Pantry, giving the community hope and freedom.

Memorial program for William Brother Bill Mroczkiewicz

Brother Bill memorial service family and pantry friends — **Brother Bill memorial service**

Memorial display honoring Brother Bill — **Memorial display**

A Servant’s Legacy

William “Brother Bill” Mroczkiewicz

For more than a decade, Brother Bill served as one of the hearts behind the mission of 7th Street Food Pantry & Outreach. He helped wherever help was needed — purchasing supplies out of his own pocket, building food cards, installing security cameras, dressing as Santa, serving during outreach, and loving people without ever asking for recognition.

Brother Bill treated people with dignity, kindness, and respect. He helped those who came to the pantry feel like partners in the mission, not simply recipients of charity.

His example continues to remind us that faithful service is often shown in small acts of generosity, steady compassion, and a willingness to love people right where they are.

One story shared after his passing captured his legacy: an unsheltered woman who had known Brother Bill through the pantry came forward with an envelope of change — all she had — because his love and service had meant so much to her.

Remembered with gratitude: Brother Bill gave and gave some more so others could be helped, encouraged, and treated with dignity.

Brother Bill family and pantry friends at celebration of life — **Family and pantry friends**

Brother Bill family photo from celebration of life — **Family photo**

Friends gathered in memory of Brother Bill — **Friends gathered**

Pantry friends remembering Brother Bill — **Pantry friends**

Corporate & Community Partners

Businesses and organizations helping serve our community.

We are thankful for the businesses, ministries, nonprofits, and local supporters who help provide food, outreach, resources, supplies, and encouragement throughout the year.

Gort Metals

(602) 243-0291

Stern Produce

(602) 268-8628

Midwest Food Bank

(515) 210-9400

The Salvation Army

Community partner

Southwest Mobile Storage

1-800-868-9114

Danny White Painting, Inc.

Community supporter

The Arizona Group

Greg Okonowski & Andrew Martinez

St. Vincent De Paul

(602) 266-HOPE (4673)

AmeriSchools

Charter Schools Making a Difference

Children First Academy

Community education partner

Victory High School

Community education partner

The Barr Family Trust

Community supporter

Charlies Produce

(602) 268-6628

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Corporate sponsors and community partners help fund outreach programs, special campaigns, food distributions, event support, and practical needs that strengthen the community.

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