Anyone who needs food is welcome at this Salvation Army location. The pantry is open to everyone, and you can walk in without an appointment or advance sign-up.
Each person can visit the food pantry up to twice a month.
The pantry provides free groceries to families and individuals, including quality meats. Free hot meals are also served on-site at the location's dining area.
Walk in during the pantry's open days. Community members note the pantry operates Monday through Thursday.
Free dinner is served Monday through Friday at the on-site dining area. The Salvation Army also helps people apply for SNAP (food stamp) benefits, offering eligibility pre-screening and support completing the application. Utility assistance for bills such as gas is available for families facing financial hardship. For families with children who need longer-term support, the Pathway of Hope program provides 6 to 18 months of case management to help break the cycle of poverty. Call (216) 861-8185 to learn more or find out if you qualify.
You can make a one-time or monthly financial donation online. Clothing, furniture, and household items can also be donated, with proceeds funding community programs. Vehicle donations and planned gifts are welcome as well. Donations to the Northeast Ohio Division stay in the community to support local programs.
Fill out the volunteer interest form online. Opportunities include one-time events like serving meals, ongoing roles such as working with youth, and group activities for families, coworkers, or civic organizations.
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Suggest an updateThe food pantry at Salvation Army East Cleveland is free and open to anyone who needs groceries. Food is always free and no one is ever turned away. New clients are welcome on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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