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Food Pantries in Columbus, Ohio
Broad Street Presbyterian Church - Food Pantry
Serves residents in 43205 zip code with authorization from county agency. For more information, please call.
Go To Details Page For More InformationNeighborhood Services, Inc.
We are a choice food pantry offering a 7-day supply of food to those in our service area (43201, 43202, 43211, and 43212) once per month and to all Franklin County residents once per year. We are open:Monday through Thursday from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.Visitors should bring a photo ID, a lease or utility bill with their name and address, and a birth certificate or medical card for a
Go To Details Page For More InformationChampion Avenue Food Pantry
Hours: Monday - Friday 11:00 am to 2:30 pm Saturday 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Go To Details Page For More InformationWestside Food Pantry Columbus
Hours: Monday - Friday12:00pm to 3:30pm 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month9:30am - 11:30amService Area: Franklin CountyFor more information, please call.
Go To Details Page For More InformationNNEMAP Food Pantry
NNEMAP Food Pantry is a full choice pantry serving eligible families in 43201, 43211, 43215. Clients are able to come twice each month. We also offer an Emergency Assistance bag for the homeless. This service is available 3 times each month. Mondays and Wednesdays a Food Stamp Outreach Coordinator from Mid-Ohio Foodbank is available to help clients get connected to services such as Food Assis
Go To Details Page For More InformationHands On Central Ohio Foodline
Need a hot meal? Hundreds of options exist. Foodline can provide callers with the locations of food pantries and soup kitchens throughout Franklin County where they can go to get a hot meal or as much as a three-day supply of food. HandsOn Central Ohio assesses callers individual needs, including distance from pantry, time of day and any special dietary needs, to determine the
Go To Details Page For More InformationVeterans Food Bank
Nearly 130,000 Ohio veterans live in poverty and over 135,000 are considered food insecure, meaning they and their families don’t get enough to eat. Including family members, that is over 340,000 people who are going hungry – including nearly 25,000 children. That’s why we operate the Veterans Food Bank, the largest food bank in Ohio dedicated specifically to feeding veterans and their families
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