Master's Market serves residents in twelve zip codes in eastern Oklahoma County, including Midwest City, Del City, Nicoma Park, Spencer, Choctaw, and some OKC zip codes east of Bryant Avenue. When you arrive, there's an interview with a counselor to figure out how the market can best meet your needs.
You can visit once a month for food. Every three months you can visit the clothing room.
The market is open on Tuesdays and Fridays starting at 7:30 a.m. Doors close when 80 people have arrived or at noon, whichever comes first. Because of the 80-person limit, it's a good idea to arrive early. When you get there, you'll receive a number and then drive around to the back of the building. Your cart will be sent out when your number is called.
Master's Market distributes food, clothing, and household items. You can expect to find fresh vegetables, bread, and sweets. The site also has a clothing room where families can get clothes for their household.
When your number is called, a cart is sent out to you. Reviewers note that you can pick out fresh vegetables, bread, and sweets before your number is called. The process includes a counselor interview to help figure out what you need most.
Businesses and individuals can donate food, clothing, and household items by bringing them to Master's Market any weekday morning between 9:00 a.m. and noon. Volunteers will be there to receive donations and can provide a tax receipt. To see the list of acceptable items or to give online, visit the donations page. One-time online donations can be made through the Quick Give option, or you can create an account for regular giving at osvhub.com.
Volunteers are a big part of what keeps Master's Market running. Help is needed in several areas: counseling clients, sorting and organizing clothing, washing and sorting eggs, sorting produce and stocking food shelves, handling household items, staffing the office and reception desk, and helping with the Toy Store at Christmas. To volunteer, contact Mission Mid-Del at (405) 737-2010 or email mastersmarket@missionmiddel.org.
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