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Clark, SD Food Assistance and Pantries

Below is our current list of Clark food pantries.

Clark residents have access to a network of supportive food pantries that offer a lifeline of assistance. Our comprehensive guide connects you with these pantries, providing detailed information on their locations, hours of operation, eligibility requirements, and the range of services they offer.

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With numerous food pantries spread across Palm Beach County, finding the one that best suits your needs can be daunting. This guide simplifies the process by presenting you with a comprehensive directory of food pantries, each accompanied by relevant details.

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Eligibility Requirements: Understand the criteria for receiving assistance from the pantry.
Services Offered: Discover the range of services provided by the pantry, such as food distribution, nutrition counseling, and referrals to other resources.



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    Clark County Inter-lakes Community Action Partnership

    Clark County Inter-lakes Community Action Partnership

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    Clark, SD - 57225
    (605) 532-3722

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    Commodity Supply Food-Depending upon availability, commodities from the US Dept. of Ag surplus stocks are provided to non-profit charitable institutions that regularly serve meals to needy persons. In addition to surplus food, Congress appropriates money to purchase food for soup kitchens and food banks.Food Pantries/Shelter and feeding sites-Provides food supplies and other items depending on the location of the food pantry. Persons generally need to be referred by a church or social service agency.

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