Saint Stephen's Community House Food Distribution Center is open to people in need of food assistance. When you arrive, you'll check in at the registration area before entering the pantry. Make sure to bring any required documents to help the staff serve you quickly.
The wait times are typically short. When you enter, stay by the door and wait for staff to direct you rather than walking into the pantry on your own. Bringing your required documents will help things go smoothly.
The pantry provides a variety of grocery items. Visitors have received milk, fresh fruit like oranges, shelf-stable and prepared foods like mashed potatoes, and meat like hamburger patties.
Beyond food, Saint Stephen's Community House can help you with utility assistance, including enrolling in PIPP (Percentage of Income Payment Plan) for electric and gas bills, as well as help paying water bills. Staff are knowledgeable and can get through paperwork quickly. Be sure to bring all the required documents for these services.
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