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Choice pantry which allows people, once every 30 days, to pick out groceries for themselves and their families
Three- to four-days' worth of food is provided and can include vegetables and fruits, spaghetti, soup, crackers, peanut butter, canned chili or meats, macaroni and cheese, packaged noodle dishes, cereal, bread, meat, and other miscellaneous donated items.
Personal hygiene items are available when in stock for those seeking such.
Infant diapers, Adult diapers and incontinence items, and baby layettes available upon request. The layettes contain basic items needed for a newborn, e.g., blankets, onesies, diapers, wipes, lotion, soap and shampoo, bibs, burp clothes, and one or two outfits of clothing. Availability dependent on donations.
Choice pantry which allows people, once every 30 days, to pick out groceries for themselves and their families
Three- to four-days' worth of food is provided and can include vegetables and fruits, spaghetti, soup, crackers, peanut butter, canned chili or meats, macaroni and cheese, packaged noodle dishes, cereal, bread, meat, and other miscellaneous donated items.
Personal hygiene items are available when in stock for those seeking such.
Infant diapers, Adult diapers and incontinence items, and baby layettes available upon request. The layettes contain basic items needed for a newborn, e.g., blankets, onesies, diapers, wipes, lotion, soap and shampoo, bibs, burp clothes, and one or two outfits of clothing. Availability dependent on donations.
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Anyone that would like to have the food pantry deliver to their home, can call ahead for a food delivery. This is only available for those in Polk County. No delivery on weekends, but a pick up time can be set up if needed. Call 515-518-4770 for further assistance.
Anyone that would like to have the food pantry deliver to their home, can call ahead for a food delivery. This is only available for those in Polk County. No delivery on weekends, but a pick up time can be set up if needed. Call 515-518-4770 for further assistance.
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Provides supplemental food which is available to those with limited food resources within Cedar County. Food is also available on an emergency basis. Leave a message on the answering machine at the church. Perishable food available.
Provides supplemental food which is available to those with limited food resources within Cedar County. Food is also available on an emergency basis. Leave a message on the answering machine at the church. Perishable food available.
Offers a food pantry to those in need in the Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Offers a food pantry to those in need in the Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Provides food and clothing.
Provides food and clothing.
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Offers a food pantry to those in need.
Offers a food pantry to those in need.
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Food pantry.
Food pantry.
Food pantry.
Commodities.
Food pantry.
Commodities.
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Offers a food pantry to those in need.
Offers a food pantry to those in need.
Offers a food pantry to those in need.
Offers a food pantry to those in need.
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Provides non-perishable food, fresh and frozen produce, bread, dairy, and proteins.
Volunteer "Companions" escort patrons through the pantry, ensuring they are able to obtain the food they need to feed their families.
Provides non-perishable food, fresh and frozen produce, bread, dairy, and proteins.
Volunteer "Companions" escort patrons through the pantry, ensuring they are able to obtain the food they need to feed their families.
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The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) gives out a variety of nutritious foods at no cost to Illinoisans through local food pantries, shelters and soup kitchens.
Those at =300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) are eligible to participate in TEFAP. The IDHS Maximum Gross Income for receipt of USDA food is based on household size and monthly income.
Household size:
1 - $3,765
2 - $5,110
3 - $6,455
4 - $7,800
5 - $9,145
6 - $10,490
7 - $11,835
8 - $13,180
9 - $14,525
10 - $15,870
Food pantries are open every week for at least two hours (unless operating under an exemption) to serve the public. To find TEFAP times and locations, use the 'Find Food Illinois' community food map on the website. For other questions, call the Illinois TEFAP phone number.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) gives out a variety of nutritious foods at no cost to Illinoisans through local food pantries, shelters and soup kitchens.
Those at =300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) are eligible to participate in TEFAP. The IDHS Maximum Gross Income for receipt of USDA food is based on household size and monthly income.
Household size:
1 - $3,765
2 - $5,110
3 - $6,455
4 - $7,800
5 - $9,145
6 - $10,490
7 - $11,835
8 - $13,180
9 - $14,525
10 - $15,870
Food pantries are open every week for at least two hours (unless operating under an exemption) to serve the public. To find TEFAP times and locations, use the 'Find Food Illinois' community food map on the website. For other questions, call the Illinois TEFAP phone number.
Provides free food for those who live in the area served. Clients are allowed to shop for items they prefer from what is in stock, rather than getting a prepackaged box. Non-food items such as personal hygiene supplies, paper products and cleaning supplies are available.
Bring bags or boxes to carry items home.
Visit Facebook page for any changes to the schedule.
Provides free food for those who live in the area served. Clients are allowed to shop for items they prefer from what is in stock, rather than getting a prepackaged box. Non-food items such as personal hygiene supplies, paper products and cleaning supplies are available.
Bring bags or boxes to carry items home.
Visit Facebook page for any changes to the schedule.
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