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Food banks, soup kitchens and food pantries in North Carolina
| Antioch Baptist Church Food Bank & Clothes Closet Wilkesboro, NC 28697 336.984.2323 |
Details: Each month our church gives away thousands of pounds of food to hundreds of people in need! We open our Food Bank and Clothes Closet on the 3rd Saturday of each month. If you are "in need" please come by between 8:00AM and 12:00. |
| BMBA - h.o.p.e. Ministry North Wilkesboro, NC 28659 336.903.1414 |
Details: h.o.p.e. Ministry is a servant ministry providing a Food Bank, Baby Closet, Woodshed and is the hub for other outreach ministries and handiman project ministries for the association. h.o.p.e. was founded in 2003 and is currently run by John Triplett, Jackie Hollis and a host of volunteers. Open three days a week, h.o.p.e.'s primary operation is a food bank that over the first 10 years of operation, distributed over 1.4 million pounds of food to 100,000 individuals in 33,000 families. The ministry is supported primarily by the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association churches but other denominations, civic groups, businesses and individuals also contribute with food, wood, baby supplies, monetary donations and volunteers. |
| Calvary Baptist Church Food Closet Reidsville, NC 27320 336.349.7474 |
Details: For many years now Calvary has provided food to those less fortunate through our food closet ministry. The Calvary food closet is open on Wednesdays 9:00 - 11:00 |
| Foothills Food Pantry Dobson, NC 27017 336.386.8405 |
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| Hope Baptist Church Food Pantry Sophia, NC 27350 336.495.HOPE |
Details: Recognizing that God has blessed us to be a blessing, Hope Baptist Church Food Pantry serves as a vehicle to share the overwhelming abundance God has showered on us with those in need in our community. Emergency food is shared with love and respect to those who come for assistance. It is our intention that they receive not only food for their physical hunger, but generous portions of kindness and grace to feed their spiritual and emotional hungers. We believe the words of Jesus that this is one way we can respond directly to God’s love for us: “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in.†Matthew 25:35. |
| Hunger and Health Coalition Boone, NC 28607 828.262.1628 |
Details: The mission of the Hunger and Health Coalition is to relieve poverty and hunger in a compassionate manner for families and individuals who are experiencing economic hardship and food shortages. This assistance may include food, medicine, and referrals to other community resources. The Hunger and Health Coalition meets emergency needs while acting as a community resource assisting those in need to find a more permanent solution. Food Pantry: Families can receive a box of food twice each month. The Food Pantry is stocked from purchases from the Second Harvest Bank of Northwest North Carolina, donations from individuals, businesses and community groups. |
| LOT 2540 Mayodan, NC 27027 336.447.3873 |
Details: The Food Pantry at LOT 2540 – Anyone in need of groceries can register with us for a free box of high quality food. This box will feed a family of four. Boxes are available on the last Saturday of each month beginning at 9 am at our store in Mayodan, NC. To register for a box of food, please call 336.447.3873. The Well at LOT 2540 – A warm welcome and a hot meal awaits you at The Well. Free hot lunches are served on Thursday & Friday from 1-3pm and Saturday from 11am -2pm our Mayodan location. We also do an unofficial breakfast on Saturdays from 9-11am. Come join us for good food and great fellowship with members of the community who care about you. |
| Rockingham Reacue Mission Eden, NC 27288 336.580.2989 |
Details: Rockingham Reacue Mission is an all inclusive ministry for needy families in Rockingham County, NC. |
| Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes Inc. Wilkesboro, NC 28697 336.838.5331 |
Details: Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes opened in March 1998. Since then we've grown considerably. What started out as one program, the Saturday Delivery program, which fed 60 families every Saturday, now has two large feeding programs the Client Choice Pantry and Project: BackPack. The Client Choice Pantry provides food to families in need. Along with a volunteer, clients walk through a grocery style setting selecting the items that their family prefers to eat; i.e., Cheerios or Shredded Wheat, Chicken Noodle Soup or Vegetable Soup. Clients select items based on how many members are in their family. Local grocery stores donate short-dated breads and meats. In 2014, the program was open a total of 168 days; number of families served totaled 3,427; total number of individuals within those families totaled 8,673; total pounds of food and other product (toilet paper, diapers, cleaners, health & beauty items, etc.) distributed for year totaled 200,490 pounds; and the number of new families added was 186. Project: BackPack. At the beginning of each school year parents are informed of our program to assist families with children in danger of going hungry over the weekend. Those interested may apply through their school counselor to have a backpack sent home with their child at the end of each week containing two breakfasts (packs of oatmeal), two lunches (beans and franks, cup a soup, etc.), two dinners (ravioli, tuna, etc.), a sleeve of crackers and snacks. Approximately every six weeks they also take home a pound jar of peanut butter. Periodically, as funds and donations allow, we also send home soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste and other health and beauty items. At the end of the school year the last bag sent home is a “summer survival†bag with extra food, activities, health & beauty items, and any other items we have received that a child may enjoy. Last year, the program was open 32 weeks; distributing 21,058 bags of food (126,348 meals) which equated to a total of 93,499 pounds for the calendar year with an average of 623 children being served each week. Approximately one-half of the food for Project: Backpack is donated; the rest is purchased through funds from grants and other donors. Currently Samaritan Kitchen is serving approximately 650 children weekly. This program costs $7.80 per child, per week. This school year we will be providing for students for 35 weeks so the annual cost, per student, is $273.00. |
| Stoneville Pentecostal Holiness Church - God’s Helping Hands Food Pantry Stoneville, NC 27048 336.573.9467 |
Details: God’s Helping Hands Food Pantry is a ministry within the church that is open to the community on Friday’s from 9:00 to 1:00 in the Fellowship Hall Lower Level. |
| Yadkin Christian Ministries - East Bend East Bend, NC 27018 336.699.4544 |
Details: Yadkin Christian Ministries is a cooperative effort of churches, individuals and non-profit agencies unified for the purpose of sharing Christ's love by providing daily necessities to the less fortunate in our community. Each week, trained volunteers gather at the Yadkinville and East Bend locations to minister to people in need. Food is provided, and assistance with utilities, medicine, and many other necessities of life are made available. All assistance is paid directly to the provider. No cash is distributed to clients. Yadkin Christian Ministries is a place where people can find a caring ear, a shoulder to cry on, and a brother or sister to lean on in troublesome times. |
| Yadkin Christian Ministries - Yadkinville Yadkinville, NC 27055 336.677.3080 |
Details: Yadkin Christian Ministries is a cooperative effort of churches, individuals and non-profit agencies unified for the purpose of sharing Christ's love by providing daily necessities to the less fortunate in our community. Each week, trained volunteers gather at the Yadkinville and East Bend locations to minister to people in need. Food is provided, and assistance with utilities, medicine, and many other necessities of life are made available. All assistance is paid directly to the provider. No cash is distributed to clients. Yadkin Christian Ministries is a place where people can find a caring ear, a shoulder to cry on, and a brother or sister to lean on in troublesome times. |
| Yokefellow Ministries Mount Airy, NC 27030 336.789.5838 |
Details: Yokefellow Ministries of Greater Mount Airy, Inc. was organized on May 24, 1972 by a group of concerned ministers and lay people. These people had a desire to provide emergency assistance to the families of Surry County. Since 1972, Yokefellow has touched the lives of thousands of individuals and families in crisis situations. |
| Yokefellow Ministry of Statesville - Yokefellow Helping Center and Pantry Statesville, NC 28677 704.872.7677 |
Details: Each year more than 200 tons of food of all kinds flow through the Yokefellow Helping Center and Pantry and into food boxes for more than 4,000 families. Our food sources include local grocery stores, the Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina, area churches and goodhearted folk who bring us donations. Food drives help us in the spring and fall, and we are especially in need of food donations in the summer and winter. While canned food of all types is welcome fresh produce, donations of meat products, canned fruit, and fruit juice are especially treasured. Dry goods such as rice, pintos, mashed potatoes, and pasta can be combined with meat or meat sauces to make food go farther. The food pantry is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for client applications but we are always willing to step in for emergencies. |
| ACS Food Pantry Winston-Salem, NC 27101 336.777.0116 |
Details: The ACS Food Pantry supplies free groceries to hundreds of low-income HIV+ individuals and their families, along with nutritional information and recipes to promote and maintain healthy living. |
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