Many communities have a local "food pantry", sometimes mistakenly called a "food bank". Most of these community food pantries are sponsored by local area churches and/or community coalitions.
A community food pantry’s mission is to directly serve local residents who suffer from hunger and food insecurity within
a specified area.
Independent community food pantries are self-governing and usually distribute food to their clients on a once-a-month basis.
A food bank is the storehouse for millions of pounds of food and other products that go out to the community. A food pantry functions as the arms that reach out to that community directly.
Food banks and food pantries—they are not the same. But they share the same commitment.
A community food pantry’s mission is to directly serve local residents who suffer from hunger and food insecurity within
a specified area.
Independent community food pantries are self-governing and usually distribute food to their clients on a once-a-month basis.
A food bank is the storehouse for millions of pounds of food and other products that go out to the community. A food pantry functions as the arms that reach out to that community directly.
Food banks and food pantries—they are not the same. But they share the same commitment.
What do we offer? Yes! We offer both.
Food Pantry
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local families are served at each pantry
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Food Banks
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community families are served at each food bank
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If you have any questions, comments or concerns feel free to contact Frances using the information below:
Frances Norman
Foodbank Coordinator
3703 Station Ave. Ashtabula, OH 44004
fnorman@go-cdc.org
Frances Norman
Foodbank Coordinator
3703 Station Ave. Ashtabula, OH 44004
fnorman@go-cdc.org
