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Food banks, soup kitchens and food pantries in Bismarck ND

Bismarck Emergency Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58504
701.258.9188
Details: M, Tu, Th - 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Bismarck Salvation Army
Bismarck, ND 58504
701.223.1889
Details: The Bismarck Salvation Army assists residents of the Bis-Man area with a wide range of basic needs services and offers a daily after-school program. Help is provided to anyone in need without discrimination. In addition, Salvation Army officers lead worship services every Sunday.
Community Action Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58504
701.258.2240
Details: The Community Action Food Pantry provides food baskets to income qualified clients and families in need. Clients need to call the CAP office at 258-2240 to make an appointment. The following information needs to be provided: Social Security numbers for all household members; Income verification for all household members. The Food Pantry is stocked primarily through donations. Food baskets are generally filled with enough food to last approximately 4 - 7 days, depending on our funding and donations received.
Corpus Christi Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58501
701.255.4600
Details: The Corpus Christi Food Pantry serves people in our parish and our community. Those needing food are asked to call the parish office requesting a food basket.
Heavens Helpers Soup Cafe
Bismarck, ND 58504
701.226.2325
Details: Out of the fruit of the Heaven's Helpers ministry, the Soup Cafe was opened in March of 2009 in the old "Hawk's Pit-stop" gas station. The purpose in opening the Soup Cafe was to show the love of Jesus Christ by feeding people both physically and spiritually free of charge. This location was chosen by God Himself. Four months before we opened the Soup Cafe and one month before we even knew we were going to be doing a soup kitchen, a group of high school girls were driving around praying for the city of Bismarck when they heard the voice of the Lord tell them to go to our current location which was then an abandoned gas station. The Lord told them to STOP and pray over this building and said that He was going to do something big in this place. These girls proceeded to lay hands on the building and pray over it. Then they walked around the building praying for over an hour. God had ordained this location even before we had decided to open the Soup Cafe! The Soup Cafe is not set up as a typical "soup kitchen" but more like a cafe. We encourage patrons to seat themselves while we serve them by taking their order and bringing them their food. We are set up just like a restaurant only with Christian music or teaching playing on the flat screen TV. We serve at least two homemade soups each day along with two types of sandwiches along with dessert and coffee. Patrons are allowed to eat as much as they want; as long as they do not waste the food we will continue serving them. Our customer base includes the homeless on the street, homeless living in their cars, individuals on disability, working poor, elderly, and those in need who just want a homemade bowl of soup. Everything at the Soup Cafe is given to people free of charge including bread, desserts, Bibles and books which people can take home. We do have a free will box for anyone who is lead to contribute to our monthly expenses. This is the only source of revenue for the Soup Cafe. Since we receive no government funding and do not solicit funds, we rely completely on God. He has been so faithful from the very beginning always paying the bills and providing food. We do not go to the grocery store or cook by recipes, instead we use what God provides and cook with what we have. God plans the menu, not us. At the Soup Cafe we provide spiritual needs on a daily basis for those who need prayer, Bible council, or just an ear to listen. Bible studies are held Tuesday evenings, Wednesdays for kids, Fridays and Sunday mornings. We are an alternative for many people who would never feel comfortable inside a real church and offer them an opportunity to know Jesus through His teachings and our actions.
Helping Hand Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58501
701.223.0332
Details: Call ahead to set up an appointment.
Love Your Neighbor Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58503
701.226.2488
Details: Call ahead to set up an appointment.
River of Hope Community Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58503
701.220.8712
Details: The food pantry currently helps about 40-50 local families a month. The pantry also donates clothing and food to help pastors who are working with the Native American reservations.
Riverside School Soup Kitchen
Bismarck, ND 58504
Details: Tuesdays - 5:45 pm - 7:00 pm
Ruth Meiers Emergency Food Pantry
Bismarck, ND 58501
701.222.2108
Details: Ruth Meiers provides a food pantry to individuals and families in need. Community members and those living in the Boulevard Avenue apartments, Porter Avenue apartments and Horizons are eligible to receive food bags. Individuals must bring a photo ID and fill out a brief application to receive assistance. They may use the food pantry once a month. Food bags are available for pick up at our 305 N 23rd Street location in Bismarck from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday thru Saturday.
The Banquet
Bismarck, ND 58501
701.223.3560
Details: The Banquet began in the spring of 2005 under the guidance of Pastor Steve Sathre of Trinity Lutheran Church, and the coordination and marketing efforts of our first Banquet Director, Rosemarie (Tudy) Fennern. Today, we serve approximately 400-450 free meals every Thursday evening. Based on the needs of our community, we have expanded our meal services to include a monthly Saturday lunch. The Banquet is dependent on volunteer groups and individuals to operate this feeding ministry. Volunteers come from churches, businesses, corporations, service clubs, schools and families. With the help of our dedicated weekly volunteers - each group plans, purchases, prepares, serves and cleans up afterward. The Banquet is thankful and grateful for the continued time and efforts of our current volunteers and groups. We look forward to volunteering and supporting our new group friends in the community. The Banquet is a non-denominational meal outreach at Trinity Lutheran Church. The Banquet is a 501(c) nonprofit organization. Dinner Every Thursday: 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM; Lunch Every Third Saturday of Each Month: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM