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

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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 Lord’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. – 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.

New London Area Food Pantry
New London, 06320
860.443.6680
Details:

The New London Area Food Pantry is located in the VFW Building at 110 Garfield Ave., New London, CT. Our hours of operation are: Monday 12:30 to 2:30pm and Thursday 9:30 to 11:30am. Objective: To provide a selection of groceries to those who cannot afford to meet their nutritional needs.

Haven Church - Food Pantry
Kalamazoo, 49004
269.344.5871
Details:

Haven Church distributes food, free of charge, from the South Central Food Bank in Battle Creek the first and third Saturday of each month from 8:30 to 9:30 in our Great Room. To qualify, you must sign a “need” form.

Encounter Church Food Pantry
Jackson, 49203
517.750.2654
Details:

We understand that everyone goes through rough times and might need some help with the basics in life. That is why anyone in the community is welcome to use the Encounter's Food Pantry weekly.

Just stop by with a photo ID and our wonderful volunteers will be happy to assist you. Hours: Thursday 10:00am-12:00pm

The Caring Center
Saint James, 65559
573-265-2047
Details:

Distribution 3rd Thursday 8am to 12 PM

Emergency Supplies only once every 90 days

Thrift store and food pantry

Interfaith Food Pantry of the Oranges
Orange, 07050
973-856-4000
Details: The Interfaith Food Pantry of the Oranges (IFPO) is a “client choice” food pantry that provides supplemental and emergency food to low-income residents of Orange and East Orange, NJ. IFPO is an all-volunteer collaborative effort of four religious congregations in Short Hills and South Orange, New Jersey - Christ Church, Congregation Beth El, Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, and Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel. The pantry is housed in the Church of the Epiphany, Orange. IFPO is one of only a few food pantries in New Jersey that offer client choice. This means that our guests have more of a grocery store experience, where clients are allocated “points,” based on family size, to select their own food, rather than receiving a pre-packaged bag of groceries. This process encourages healthy choices while also serving clients with dignity and respect. Under this system, clients do not receive food that they don’t like or cannot eat for health or personal reasons.