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Salvation Army Temple Corps - Food Distribution Center
Who Can Visit?
Anyone who needs food is welcome. The Salvation Army Temple food pantry provides free groceries for families and individuals in need, and they never turn anyone away.
Good to Know
A visitor noted that pantry lines tend to move quickly. For questions, call the center at (216) 692-1388.
Food & Essentials
The pantry distributes free groceries to households in need. Non-perishable food items are the greatest current need and a core part of what the pantry provides.
How to Pick Up
Walk in during pantry hours. The food pantry is part of the Salvation Army Cleveland Temple Corps Community Center at 17625 Grovewood Ave.
Additional Support
- SNAP enrollment help: Staff can check your eligibility for the federal food support program and help you fill out the application.
- Emergency assistance and casework services are available for people facing a crisis.
- Cooling center and heating/warming station provide a safe place for community members during extreme temperatures.
- Kids free dinner: Children can receive a free dinner Monday through Friday from 4:30pm to 5:30pm.
- Older adult programs: Mid-day meals, transportation help, and community care visits for homebound or hospitalized individuals are offered through the center's senior ministry.
Ways to Give
The greatest current need is non-perishable food items. You can also make a financial donation through the Salvation Army's donation page. Clothing, furniture, and household goods are accepted as donated goods as well.
How to Join the Team?
To volunteer, fill out the volunteer form. Opportunities include one-time activities like serving a meal or ringing a bell during the holidays, regular ongoing roles such as working with youth, and group volunteer projects for families, coworkers, or civic groups.
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