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The Longville Area Food Shelf has been part of the Northland Area Family Service Center for the past 15 years. It has been our pleasure to watch the Longville Food Shelf grow into the caring business it is today. It, along with the Clothes Closet, was located in the basement of the Dennis Funeral Home. That location served them well for several years; however, it was the dream of the Food Shelf Committee to have their own building. With a lot of careful planning their dream came true and they purchased the Food Shelf/Tossed and Found building on Highway 84. It was at this time that the Tossed & Found Boutique was started.

Through the generous support of the people in the Longville area and hard work by the volunteers, Tossed & Found has become very successful. The profits from Tossed & Found Boutique financially support the Food Shelf by paying the bills. The food is provided through donations from the community. They were not done growing! In January of 2013 Tossed and Found Boutique had out grown their location south on 84 and purchased Ron's Hardware building. The Food Shelf has taken over the other building on 84.

It has been our pleasure to watch the Longville Food Shelf and Tossed and Found Boutique grow into the thriving businesses they are today. As businesses grow there are new beginnings. We want to congratulate the Longville Food Shelf and Tossed & Found Boutique boards on becoming a 501 (c) 3 and stepping out on their own as the Longville Food Shelf, Inc. We know that the Longville Food Shelf, Inc. has a lot to offer the Longville area! Congratulations and we are here to support you in your new adventure![[In-content Ad]]

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