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Cooperstown Food Pantry Executive Director Will Kleffner works with Manager of Operations Jess Lambert using the new intake system. (Photo provided)

Coop Food Pantry Selected for New Client Intake Program

COOPERSTOWN—The Cooperstown Food Pantry has been chosen by the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York to implement Service Insights, a web-based platform for registering food pantry clients when they arrive for food distribution. This new method is free and designed to better meet the needs of those the Cooperstown Food Pantry serves and be more precise in learning what food products satisfy clients.

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