The pantry serves clients on a first-come, first-served basis. During busy times, you're encouraged to arrive early to make sure you get helped.
Visitors can expect a generous selection of food each visit. Fresh meats are a regular part of the haul — reviewers mention ribeye and chuck steaks, ground beef, chicken (including whole chickens), shrimp, and various types of cod. Produce like green beans, corn, tomatoes, and other vegetables is typically available, along with fruits. Canned goods are a staple, including ranch-style beans, corn, and tomato paste. Bread and bakery items like muffins and cookies are often on hand, and dairy items such as milk are included as well. Boxed and bagged items round out the selection.
Hygiene kits are available too — just ask for one. Items have included dove shampoo, conditioner, herbal essence shampoo, and baby shampoo. Pads are available, though not tampons. Diapers and incontinence supplies may also be on hand.
The pantry operates as a client-choice pantry where you select your own items from what's available that day.
The pantry may also be able to help with rent assistance. Ask staff on-site and check the signs posted at the door for details.
You can support the St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. Bartholomew through the Kroger Plus Card Community Rewards program at no cost to you. Sign in to your Kroger account at Kroger Community Rewards, click "edit" in the Community Rewards section, and enter organization number JK501 (SVDP-St. Bart's Conference). Registration resets every August 1st and must be renewed annually. If you don't have a Kroger Plus card, pick one up at any Kroger register. For questions, call the pantry at 817-361-8420.
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