Inprem serves all zip codes. No income verification is required, and no appointment is needed for regular pantry visits. Every household is entitled to service once a month. You'll need to bring your ID, proof of address (a recent utility bill is preferred), and your pantry card (which the pantry provides) for every visit.
Each household can receive service once per month. This limit applies even if you've already received service during a regular pantry day earlier in the month, including service at a Market Saturday.
Inprem is a drive-thru pantry, so you stay in your car throughout the process. Wait times can vary, and the line may be busy at peak times. Plan for roughly 30 minutes or more if it's a busy day. Food items change based on what's been donated, so what you receive may differ each visit. Food often needs to be used soon after pick-up, as some items are fresh.
Inprem distributes a variety of food items including fresh produce like potatoes, onions, apples, greens, radishes, plantains, bell peppers, corn, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, and grapes. Bread and bakery items are typically available, along with canned goods, pasta, and dry snack items like cookies or chips. Milk is sometimes distributed. Meat, including items like pre-made salad with chicken, has been available on Thursdays. Food selection varies each visit based on donations.
On the third Saturday of every month, Inprem also holds a General Market that includes free new and gently used clothing for people of all ages and sizes, including business and casual attire for job interviews. Household items and furniture are also available at the General Market.
Inprem is a drive-thru pantry. You drive up along the side of the building and wait in your car. When you reach the front of the line, you hand over your ID and pantry card, and staff load a box of food into your car.
The General Market, held on the third Saturday of each month from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM, offers a free clothing closet with new and gently used clothing for all ages and sizes, plus household items and furniture.
Inprem accepts donations. You can also support the pantry through the Kroger Community Rewards Program by connecting your Kroger card to their nonprofit (number XJ355). To donate, visit inprem.org/donate.
Inprem welcomes volunteers. You can sign up for volunteer slots at inprem.org/become-a-volunteer. For questions about volunteer hours, send an email to inpremcc@gmail.com. You can also reach the team at (614) 516-1812 or hope@inprem.org.
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