Anyone in the neighborhood is welcome to come for food help. The Ohio City Corps on Clark Avenue serves everyone in the community. Reviewers note that while it's a Hispanic church, it helps all families regardless of background.
The pantry distributes bags of food to visitors. Non-perishable food items are the primary focus of what's given out.
Food distribution happens once a month on Thursdays, starting at 9 AM. Visitors can come to pick up bags of food.
Non-perishable food items are the greatest need right now. You can also give online through the Salvation Army donation page.
Volunteers are needed to help with the food pantry. To sign up, visit the volunteer page.
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Everyone is welcome here. You don't need to meet any special requirements to receive food.