Parma Heights Food Pantry is open to anyone in the community who needs food assistance. No appointment is needed — just come during open hours and get in line.
You can expect to take home a generous amount of food. Multiple visitors have said they received enough to last their household for more than a month.
The pantry provides fresh produce, non-perishable foods, and household supplies. Visitors have found fresh vegetables and fruit, meat, coffee, and sweets among the available items. Household essentials like toilet paper are also distributed, and cat food has been available for pet owners too.
This is a client-choice pantry, which means you pick the items you want rather than receiving a pre-packed bag. You can browse available selections and choose what fits your household, including your preferred meat.
Online donations are accepted through the pantry's website.
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