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| Fishes & Loaves Food Pantry, Inc. Cashiers, 28717 828.743.4931 |
Details: Fishes & Loaves Food Pantry, Inc. in Cashiers ("Fishes & Loaves") is a North Carolina non-profit corporation created in accordance with Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code by six Cashiers area churches in 2005. Our organization operates under the direction of a Board of Directors whose members are elected for three-year terms. Officers of the Board of Directors include a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. Statistics show that one in five people in Jackson County fall below the poverty line. The mission of Fishes & Loaves is to help alleviate hunger in Jackson County by providing free food to people in the area who fall below the poverty line based on family size and monthly income. The food comes from several sources: (1) MANNA FoodBank, which distributes food via a Federal program known as The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) and food donated by local grocery chains; (2) local food drives sponsored by schools and churches; and (3) direct purchases from our local Ingles grocery store. Eligible visitors to the food pantry are given one or two boxes of food twice per month depending on the size of the family and invited to take additional loose food items, seasonal fresh vegetables and fruits. A standard box of food includes 3 cans of vegetables, 3 cans of meat, 3 cans of fruit, cereal, 2 cans of soup, dried beans, rice, spaghetti, spaghetti sauce, macaroni & cheese, mashed potatoes, peanut butter and frozen meat. Additionally, special boxes of food with turkeys or hams are distributed prior to Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas each year. In cooperation with the Rotary Club of Cashiers Valley, free coats are distributed at the pantry during the winter. Fishes & Loaves is located behind the Cashiers Glenville Volunteer Fire Department on Frank Allen Road and is open Mondays and Thursdays from 4:30PM to 6:30PM. Volunteers from eleven area churches staff the food pantry on a monthly rotating basis during these hours. The month of June is open to the community to provide volunteers. The Rotary Club of Cashiers Valley helps in putting together the food boxes as well as distribute free coats at the food pantry during the winter. |
| Marlene's Food Pantry of Hazen Hazen, 58545 701.870-0951 |
Details: Open every Tuesdays from 12:30--1:30 except on Holidays |
| Tri-Lakes Cares - Food Assistance Monument, 80132 719.481.4864 |
Details: Market: Groceries are donated by many local food providers (Safeway, King Soopers and Panera Bread) and are available for clients at the Tri-Lakes Cares facility in Monument. Groceries are available based on the number of people in the household. Groceries and household items can be picked one day per week per household, on Tuesday or Thursday from 11:00- a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Household Items: Along with weekly shopping at the Market, neighbors can use an on-line form to request paper goods, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items, and more. Emergency groceries: Pre-packed bags of groceries are available for unhoused neighbors and neighbors who are in the process of completing registration. Snack-Pack Program: Weekend supplemental food program is available for selected low-income students at our local schools. Talk to your school counselor about eligibility for this program. |
| Black Creek Methodist Church - FOOD BRIDGE Middleburg, 32068 904.282.5589 |
Details: We are located at 3925 Main Street, Middleburg, FL 32068, in the Budington Building. The Food Bridge is open every Thursday morning from 7:30 am - 10:30 am. We are a drive through distribution and you need to be registered and approved before you come. You can register online. Go to blackcreekmethodist.org and click on the Food Bridge App on the left hand side. Complete the application and you will receive a text letting you know if you have been approved. Please be aware that you have to enter an ID for everyone in your family even if they are children. A school ID or birth certificate will be accepted. If approved you can come every other week and your application is good for one year. |
| Connections4Life Food Pantry Fountain, 80817 719.387.9919 |
Details: The Food Pantry began in 1999 and has approximately 50+ volunteers. In 2011 there were 3,386 food boxes totaling 100,450 lbs given to 12,260 family members in south Colorado Springs. The Connections4Life Food Pantry provides the most basic need of feeding the hungry. Life Skills classes are then provided to help overcome the issues that brought them here. From the moment a family walks through the door, we are truly blessed to be able to help. We celebrate with them as they achieve their goals and climb above their circumstances. |
| Northwest Neighborhood Resource Center Cedar Rapids, 52405 (319) 221-1484 ext 2622 |
Details: , accThe ess to health care, youth programming and connections to other local resources. |
| Angel’s Closet Foodbank Millville, 08332 609-805-1611 |
Details: Open every Monday 1-3pm Except Christmas, Easter, Labor Day and Memorial Day Must show a NJ photo ID first time visit |
| Waldoboro Food Pantry Waldoboro, 04572 207-542-3855 |
Details: The Waldoboro Food Pantry is located in the rear of the Medomak House at 124 Friendship Street. Our distribution hours are the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12pm-3pm. |
| Harvest House Community Lunch Program Sussex, 07461 973.875.6445 |
Details: Harvest House is a non-profit community lunch program located in the rear of 37 Main St., Sussex, New Jersey. We have been providing a free, hot meal in this community for almost 25 years.Our mission is to provide a hot, nourishing midday meal to the needy and under-served population in the northern section of Sussex County. We provide a clean, friendly and welcoming environment which is easily accessible to those we serve.The number of hot takeout meals we distribute daily is growing. Volunteers and donations are needed.With inflation and today's economy, the most vulnerable people in our community need us now more than ever. We need your support.It doesn’t take a big commitment to make a big impact. Your time or donation makes a difference in the lives of your neighbors struggling with hunger. Please help Harvest House to continue our mission and get food in the hands of those who need it most. |
| Crosslines Springfield, 65802 417-862-3586 |
Details: Crosslines provides support to families in crisis in Greene County. We are committed to addressing the immediate hunger needs of families, seniors, and children in an environment that fosters community, dignity, and compassion. Serving more than 56,000 people in 2015, Crosslines needs financial support year round for not only regular food pantry operations, but mobile food distributions and the Holiday Center as well. We leverage food costs from community partners to maximize the number of meals we can provide to families. We are able to provide an average of 1,633 meals per days we are open. We welcome in-kind donations of shelf stable foods, and we can even help you arrange a food drive! Crosslines features a client choice model different from other food pantries. Each client is partnered with a volunteer to take them through our grocery store style pantry. Clients can select items that better fit their family’s tastes and dietary restrictions. Thanks to a supportive community, we are able to serve hungry families and provide hope to our neighbors! |