St. George Interfaith Food Pantry serves people living in ZIP codes 45217, 45219, and 45220 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Military veterans anywhere in Hamilton County are also welcome, no matter their ZIP code.
The pantry is open to anyone going through hard times — including the recently unemployed, families struggling to put food on the table, seniors on a fixed income, people dealing with health challenges, and working adults who don't earn enough to cover the basics.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Every time you visit, please bring:
You can visit once a month to receive food.
The pantry is located on Dennis Street off Calhoun, at the rear of the Corryville Catholic School Building — one block past The George Event Center on Calhoun.
If you need to visit outside of regular hours, you can come by appointment — just call 513-751-8771.
The pantry provides both non-perishable and perishable food items. Non-perishable items include canned fruits and vegetables, canned meats, juices, dried or canned beans, pasta, rice, and other grains and cereal. Reviewers mention receiving a grocery allotment that may include milk, cereal, meat, and doughnuts.
Along with food, the pantry also gives out personal care and cleaning items such as personal hygiene products, personal grooming products, paper goods, diapers, and cleaning supplies — things that cannot be bought with SNAP benefits.
When you come to the pantry, you get to choose the items you want. Clients are given a choice of items to select from, making it a client-choice pantry experience.
The pantry is connected to a broader network of social service agencies in the Greater Cincinnati area and makes referrals to those agencies as needed.
Donations are always welcome! There are a few ways to give:
Monetary donations are especially helpful because they allow the pantry to buy bulk non-perishable foods through the Freestore Food Bank. The pantry also accepts non-perishable food items, as well as household items like personal hygiene products, paper goods, diapers, and cleaning supplies.
To arrange a drop-off or for more information, contact Joan at 513-751-8771 or stgeorgepantry@zoomtown.com.
There are many volunteer opportunities at the pantry — both working directly with clients and behind the scenes. You can help for just a few hours when you're available, or on a regular basis. Volunteer roles include:
Volunteers come from all walks of life — students, senior citizens, singles, and families are all welcome. To learn more or get involved, call 513-751-8771 or email stgeorgepantry@zoomtown.com.
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