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Food banks, soup kitchens and food pantries in Arizona
| Pure Heart Church - Resource and Food Distribution Center Glendale, AZ 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. |
| BFCS Food and Nutrition Services Program Phoenix, AZ 85040 602.243.1773 |
Details: Providing food boxes, infant supplies, cleaning supplies and training classes for families that qualify. Black Family and Child Services is now accepting applications from families that need assistance with providing nutritionally balanced meals, hygiene items and diapers for their children. In partnership with St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance and Fry’s Food and Drug Stores, BFCS operates its Food and Nutrition Services 52 weeks a year from its main office on Southern Avenue. |
| Coalition for Compassion and Justice - Open Door Prescott, AZ 86301 928.776.0353 |
Details: Open Door provides individuals and families who are homeless or low income a place where basic needs are addressed; compassion, justice and fellowship are nourished; and financial assistance is provided to encourage self-sufficiency and meet emergency needs. Open Door provides hot meals, food boxes, clothing, showers, mail service, diapers and toiletries. We also provide school supplies for low-income children, warm winter wear for both children and adults, and Christmas gifts. We cannot help others in all these ways unless caring members of the community help us. |
| Cornerstone Mission Project - Soup Kitchen Kingman, AZ 86409 928.757.5312 |
Details: Cornerstone's soup kitchen is open 365 days a year from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. We currently serve 60 to 100 meals a night to anyone who is hungry in Kingman. |
| First Southern Baptist Church of Phoenix Open Arms Ministry Phoenix, AZ 85017 602.242.6104 |
Details: Every Wednesday morning several church members serve our community with food and clothing assistance. What a blessing! The "Open Arms" ministry was named by a 13-year-old girl who, with her mom, was on the receiving end of food and clothing assistance. “Open Arms†is composed of “Helping Hands,†(food distribution) and “Happy Hangers,†(clothing distribution). |
| Hearts for the Hungry and the Homeless Cornville, AZ 86325 928.254.7069 |
Details: A community of “neighbors uniting to serve others in need†in order to transform their physical, mental, and spiritual well being. Our primary objective is to serve food and supply basic emergency needs to the hungry and impoverished citizens of the Verde Valley, including Sedona Arizona. In the United States 1 out of 4 persons do not know where their next meal will come from. Even more serious – 1 out of 3 children don’t know if they will have a meal every day at home. You can help to make a difference and help our hungry neighbors. In September 2007, Hearts for the Hungry and the Homeless began feeding hot meals every Friday night at Riverfront Park in Cottonwood Arizona to those in need. The popularity and necessity of such a service grew fast and furious, feeding up to 120 people, soon we expanded our services to Cornville. In the spring of 2010 we were approached by St. Mary’s Food Bank (largest and oldest Food Bank in the Nation) and the Verde Food Council (VFC) to open a food bank. With their help we receive between 15 and 20 thousand pounds of food per month. This allows us to provide food boxes, nutritious hot meals, and necessities to approximately 3,000 hungry people in the Verde Valley each month. |
| Interagency Council Community Food Bank Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 928.453.5800 |
Details: Funded through community donations, the Food Bank is open from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday |
| Phoenix Rescue Mission Phoenix, AZ 85009 602.233.3000 |
Details: The Phoenix Rescue Mission offers three meals a day to anyone in need. Men, women, children and families are welcome. Monday through Friday meal times are as follows: Breakfast - 6:30 a.m. to 7:45 a.m.; Lunch – 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.; Dinner – 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Nightly chapel service begins at 7:00 p.m. Saturday -Sunday meal times: Breakfast – 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.; Lunch – 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. |
| Vista del Camino Food Bank Scottsdale, AZ 85257 480.312.2323 |
Details: Vista del Camino provides a variety of services to Scottsdale residents to prevent homelessness, meet the basic needs of individuals and families in crisis, relieve economic and emotional stress and assist individuals to maintain self-sufficiency. |
| Bethel Lutheran Church Food Pantry Phoenix, AZ 85051 602.995.0629 |
Details: Food Pantry: Participants donate food/funding to stock the pantry as well as help distribute food bags to the community each month. |
| LifeBridge Community Alliance (LCA) - Community Resource Center Phoenix, AZ 85051 602.864.3408 |
Details: LifeBridge Community Alliance (LCA) helps children and families access vital community resources such as food banks, medical assistance, literacy and educational programs. With access to these services people have the resources and learn the skills necessary to improve their lives and community. LCA is an exciting example of a community partnership at work. |
| Amado Community Food Bank Amado, AZ 85645 520.398.2942 |
Details: Amado Food Bank serves the areas of Amado, Lakewood, Elephant Head, Arivaca, Tubac, Tumacacori, Halfway Station and Carmen as well as portions of Santa Cruz County.The Amado Food Bank offers the following services to families, children and seniors in their community in need of emergency food assistance. |
| André House - Soupline Phoenix, AZ 85007 602.252.9023 |
Details: In 1984 at the beginning of André House, a small group of people gathered to share coffee, bread, and a bowl of soup. At first the soup was prepared outside on a makeshift table behind a house on Polk House. Each evening volunteers would bring a huge pot of soup to the train tracks in downtown Phoenix and feed as many as possible. A few things have changed in the 25 plus years, yet we remember that tradition as we prepare the Soupline meal at our Hospitality center each evening. At André House we work hard at creating a welcoming and personal atmosphere in the same way we would for a family dinner. The people we serve are truly our guests, our neighbors, and our friends. We have a large main dining room that accommodates ~150 guests and a smaller dining room for families and people with special needs. We start each meal from scratch. Fresh vegetables picked up from the food bank, fresh bread donated from a bakery, and 40 pounds of frozen ground beef serves as the base for most meals. We have experienced volunteers that come in each day to season the sauce and cook the beans. Each day we serve a fresh lettuce salad and many days we have a fresh fruit salad as well. Anywhere from 20-40 volunteers come each day to chop 50 pounds of onions, slice 1200 slices of bread, wash lots of dishes, and stir two 30 gallon pots. Soupline is the service André House is best known for. We serve six days a week (Saturday through Thursday 5:30 – 6:30 pm) to all who are hungry. Approximately 550 to 650 meals are served every night. |
| Caridad Community Kitchen Tucson, AZ 85705 520.882.5641 |
Details: Caridad Community Kitchen is a Program of the Community Food Bank which has been providing hot meals and sack lunches to low-income residents for more than 17 years in Tucson. |
| Caring Ministries, Inc. Tucson, AZ 85705 520.882.2645 |
Details: It is our goal to ‘help the hurting’ in our community and along the Arizona/Mexico border by providing food and clothing to those in need.†In order to accomplish our mission, we will work in cooperation with local groceries, hospitals, agencies, churches, and private individuals seeking to make donations. We believe that by networking with other helping organizations, we will be able to help those in need. We have three primary ministries, the Food Ministry, Clothing Ministry and Sharing Ministry. Through the love of Jesus Christ we provide food for body and soul. |
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