Welcome to Food Banks organization

Our mission is to help feed America's hungry through a nationwide network of food banks, soup kitchens, and food pantries

The Shepherd's Market Baton Rouge, 70810 (225) 337-1306	Details: The Shepherdâ€™s Market is a client-choice food pantry serving the hungry and needy in south Baton Rouge. The pantry is open every Monday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Doors to the pantry open one hour prior to each shift. The Shepherdâ€™s Market serves 35 families per day, or 400 families per month. Our focus area includes zip codes 70808, 70810 and 70820, but we serve any family in need.
HOPE Ministries - Client Choice Food Pantry Baton Rouge, 70805 (225) 355-0702	Details: Roughly 15,000 duplicated people are fed each year through HOPEâ€™s Client Choice Food Pantry. The grocery store setting creates an atmosphere of dignity by allowing clients to select food that meets the nutritional and health needs of their families. Clients also have access to a Client Resource Specialist to help identify and address other needs. Additionally, financial literacy, healthy living, nutrition and gardening classes are offered for those interested in moving forward. This program serves the 70805 zip code. Our unique Client Choice Food Pantry creates an atmosphere of dignity for clients by enabling them to shop in a grocery store-like setting and make wise selections based on tastes and nutritional needs of their families. Hours: 9:00 AM \| Mon, Wed and Fri. Fridays reserved for seniors and disabled only. We serve the first 30 households in line. Clients can shop in the pantry once per calendar month. Every time you visit, please bring a photo ID and proof that you live in the 70805 zip code! You also need to provide proof of your income and the names and birth dates of all members of your household on your first visit.
St. Vincent de Paul Dining Room Baton Rouge, 70802 (225) 383-7837	Details: The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an international, non-profit, charitable organization that has a rich history of service to the needy of our community. Our mission, through person-to-person contact, mass feeding, sheltering and other channels, encompasses every form of aid which alleviates suffering and promotes dignity and integrity. All races, creeds, colors, origins, castes, opinions and genders are served. In 1982, the Society opened the St. Vincent de Paul Dining Room, which is now the number one hot meal provider in our community. Located at 220 St. Vincent de Paul Place, our dining room serves a hot, nutritious meal every day of the year, as well as a brown bag supper Monday through Friday. We serve the homeless, elderly, transient and poor.
Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank Baton Rouge, 70815 (225) 359-9940	Details: We service short-term, unmet food needs of individuals in the Greater Baton Rouge area through existing or social service providers, churches/synagogues and other organizations. Our mission is to feed the hungry in Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes by providing food and educational outreach through faith-based and other community partners.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida - Brevard Branch Melbourne, 32934 321.733.1600	Details: Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is a private, nonprofit organization that collects, stores and distributes donated food to local nonprofit partner agencies. Our mission is to create hope and nourish lives through a powerful hunger relief network, while multiplying the generosity of a caring community. To find a local food distribution, visit www.feedhopenow.org/need_help. Food and monetary donations stay local to help support Brevard county neighbors facing hunger.
Pure Heart Church - Resource and Food Distribution Center Glendale, 85306 602.866.8850	Details: Pure Heart Christian Fellowship is now only Pure Heart Church. We no longer have a clothing closet, only a Resource Center and Food Distribution Center. Our hours are Tuesday and Friday, 10am to 11:45am, and Thursday evening from 5pm to 6:45 pm.
Plains Community Food Bank Plains, 59859 406.826.3800	Details: The Food Bank serves the community by providing food. They get deliveries from the Montana Food Bank network that is distributed to about 150 families each month. They also receive donations of different kinds from local churches and businesses. Both members of the community and the local churches volunteer in this ministry, and we are excited with the outreach to the families and the unity of those that help make it happen impacts our community for the Lordâ€™s Glory. The Plains Community Food Bank located across the street from Church on the Move is open every Tuesday 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. serving the community of Plains.
Living Bread Soup Kitchen Somerset, 42501 606.379.6270	Details: You are welcome every Tuesday & Thursday at the Living Bread Soup Kitchen at 3pm a free hot meal (to go only) located at 321 So. Maple St Somerset Ky. Behind the Pulaski Co Library. .......Food Box distribution every 3rd Tuesday of the month. Blessings.......Po Box 382 Ferguson, Ky 42533
Common Place - Emergency Food Pantry Peoria, 61605 309.674.3315	Details: The Emergency Food Pantry is run by adult literacy students as volunteers. Residents can receive food once per month. Pantry is open every Friday, 1:00 p.m. â€“ 3:00 p.m.
North Denver Cares Food Pantry Broomfield, 80020 303.466.2115	Details: North Denver Cares food pantry is a non-profit organization that provides temporary, emergency help to the unemployed, the underemployed, the elderly on fixed incomes and single parents. Help is available on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis. No one within our designated service area with a legitimate need is refused. Since its inception in 2009, the food pantry has grown significantly. We currently feed more than 400 families every week who are less fortunate. Although we are an emergency or crisis center, often we are able to help single parents change the course of their lives and move out of the unfortunate situations in which they find themselves. Many elderly people on fixed incomes are unable to purchase adequate food due to high medical expenses, so we are able to supplement their food supply. This also includes USDA food commodities. In addition, we offer information on other agencies, both governmental and non-profit, which may assist in other areas.