How to set up a food pantry
Identify the need for a food pantry in your city or state.
If you do not, you may find that you are competing with other local food banks and religious charities, which would do harm to both. Once you assess the needs of the community, it will be easier to work toward meeting them.

OPTIONS:
- Make a note of the size of your home. If you need a larger house, consider the size of your children and the place where they would like to live.
- What is missing from a food pantry is the need for some necessary supplies. Try asking neighbors if they would consider putting up a food pantry for their families, one step at a time.
- Define a mission for your food bank. This could be a religious, secular or community-based mission statement.
- This works best if you can control what types of food products are produced in the area and provide access to a market. If you buy your foods near a supermarket, you'll be able to see a profit point.

Define a mission for your food bank. This could be a religious, secular or community-based mission statement.

Team wearing yellow uniform are running in a field. photographers

OPTIONS:
- are in film field photographing them.
- are pointing to the batter flag and giving interviewing names and faces.
- are standing in he ield taking pictures of the yellow and blue team.
- are posing for a picture with the team.

are standing in he ield taking pictures of the yellow and blue team.

The cat tries to get away so the lady rubs the cat and moves him to her other side. the cat

OPTIONS:
- looks at the camera and smiles but walks away from the woman and the cat.
- doesn't like the treatment and they try again.
- gets angry and fights the lady.
- tries to get free.

tries to get free.

How to assemble a tent
Unpack your tent supplies.
Once you've found a good area to set up camp, it's time to unpack your things. It's a good idea to pack all of the parts out at once.

OPTIONS:
- Take stock of what you already have available and prioritize the best items. Make your tent decorations from materials you already have at home.
- Assembling your tent will be fastest if you don't have to unpack each item one at a time. Keep all parts nestled in one place so you can keep account of everything.
- A few boxes will work well for most people, but there are other things you will need to make sure that your tent is in good working order. Assemble your stuff, food and water bottle, needle-nose pliers, and a first aid kit.
- Go into your tent and grab what you need (e.g. clothes, wet or dry baggies), water bottles, fire control unit, any fire tools (a fire extinguisher, fire danger supplies, food supplies, etc.
Assembling your tent will be fastest if you don't have to unpack each item one at a time. Keep all parts nestled in one place so you can keep account of everything.