Charleston Food Pantry serves residents of Coles County.
Bring a photo ID each time you come to the pantry.
Each guest can come once every 30 days.
You'll receive about three days' worth of emergency food per visit. It's a good idea to check expiration dates on items you receive, including canned goods, meat, and frozen items.
The pantry provides canned goods and other shelf-stable items. Meat and frozen items may also be available. When fresh produce is on hand, it's set out for visitors to look through and choose from.
Visit the pantry in person during open hours at 990 W State Street. The building is shared with Habitat for Humanity and the Coalition for People in Need.
The pantry welcomes donations from the community. Call (217) 348-3030 or visit charlestonfoodpantry.org to learn more.
Volunteers are greatly appreciated and help keep the pantry running. Call (217) 348-3030 or visit charlestonfoodpantry.org to find out how to get involved.
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