Your Community Discount Pharmacy

05/15/2026

Thank you everybody who participated in our Mother’s Day fundraiser. Today we presented the check to Matthew 25:35 ministries for a total of $1,300.00 ! We sincerely appreciate the continued support and business from our community.

05/13/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER!

05/12/2026

Mother’s Day fundraiser drawing! Congratulations Darius Adams Jr!

05/10/2026

05/05/2026

Looking for last minutes gift or goodies!

We’ve got something for everyone! ✨

🕯️ Candles available in:
• 8 oz – $14
• 16 oz – $20

🧴 Hand sanitizer spray (with case & keychain) – just $4!

Stop by and grab yours while supplies last!

05/03/2026

Good evening! We truly appreciate your continued support of our pharmacy.

If you are new to our pharmacy, this is just a friendly reminder to please contact your doctor’s office or update your patient portal to select Your Community
Discount Pharmacy as your preferred pharmacy.

This is especially important for controlled medications to help avoid any delays in processing your prescriptions.
If you have any questions are concerns please do not hesitate to call us at 985-307-2325

Thank you for choosing us!
Enjoy the rest of your day!

04/29/2026

04/28/2026

ATTENTION everyone 55 years and older in St. Charles parish!!!! Join us on May 7th for the annual Older Americans Celebration! This event is dedicated to show the growing appreciation for the seniors of St. Charles Parish and to encourage to continue being active and healthy!

With the Couyons of Comedy to bring laughter and smiles, we are so excited for this event! Couyons of Comedy

RSVP at (985) 783-6683 as seats are limited!!!

04/24/2026

Progressing ahead! Come help support the hungry by filling at our pharmacy!

04/13/2026

Since 2013, Matthew 25:35 Food Pantry in Destrehan has shown up every Wednesday for neighbors in St. Charles Parish. More than 400,000 pounds of food a year. Over 125,000 pounds of that recovered straight from retail shelves, fresh, perishable, the stuff people actually need.

But recovering fresh food is only half the work. You still have to move it, store it, and get it out the door before it's gone.

A Walmart Foundation grant recently helped Mary Anne and her team do exactly that, with a new reach-in refrigerator, a reach-in freezer, and a high-lift pallet jack. Before the pallet jack, volunteers unloaded trucks one box at a time. Now one person pulls a full pallet off. "This not only saves us time," Mary Anne said, "but since we are mostly women in the retirement age group, it also saves a lot of our energy."
The cold storage opened up something else too. "We can now store all of the extra perishable food that we pick up from Walmart and other retailers. This allows us to gift things to our clients that we could not always do before now."

And when disaster hits, the pantry's ready. No rented forklifts. No scrambling for equipment. Just the team, doing the job.
Marcus Vise, Second Harvest's coordinator for St. Charles Parish, put it plainly: "The volunteer hours saved don't only mean less strain. These saved hours translate directly into more pickups and more food recovered."

More food. Less strain. Every Wednesday, without fail.

During Fight Hunger. Spark Change., stories like this show how community support helps pantry partners across South Louisiana bring more meals home. You can support that work by making a gift to Second Harvest.

04/13/2026