The Food for the Soul pantry at Sisters of the Transfiguration Convent is open to anyone facing food insecurity. You do not need to belong to a specific church or religion to receive help.
You may visit the self-select food pantry once a month. Pantry dates vary, so check the calendar on the website for the current schedule.
Food for the Soul is closed on major holidays, including Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, the Fourth of July, and Thanksgiving Day. Plan your visit around these closures.
Food for the Soul rescues food that would otherwise be thrown away, prepares it, and makes it available to people in need. The pantry offers monthly self-select food pantries, as well as nutritional cooking classes. The ministry provides about 4,000 meals monthly to the community.
The pantry uses a self-select model — you walk through and choose your own food items. This lets you pick what works best for your household.
Beyond the food pantry, Food for the Soul also prepares and delivers rescued food to local nonprofits for free. The ministry also offers nutritional cooking classes to help people make healthy meals at home.
You can support Food for the Soul and the Sisters of the Transfiguration through an online donation. The PayPal donation page lets you choose to direct your gift specifically to Food for the Soul, Hunger Relief, or other ministries. You can donate at paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=RXL27VPSGWF22.
To reach the Food for the Soul team directly, contact Director Mary Knight at mknight@ctsisters.org or call 513-771-5291 x.160.
Volunteers are welcome! Food for the Soul offers two main volunteer opportunities:
To sign up, visit the Volunteer Opportunities page. All volunteers must complete a Volunteer Waiver Form before getting started. You can find the waiver at ctsisters.org/resources/volunteer-waiver.html.
For questions about volunteering, contact Director Mary Knight at mknight@ctsisters.org or 513-771-5291 x.160. You can also reach the general community at inquire@ctsisters.org.
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