Food Shelf Duluth Mn

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Food shelf duluth mn.

We have the list of all food pantries in duluth. Second harvest northern lakes food bank is the largest hunger relief organization in the northland. Each year we rescue and distribute over 5 8 million pounds of nutritious food to approximately 45 000 people in need. 219 e 1st st.

Vineyard christian fellowship food shelf 1533 w arrowhead rd duluth minnesota 55811 primary telephone 218 525 3462 call for hours of food distribution. Duluth mn food pantries and food banks. The shelf became the responsibility of chum in 1981 and expanded to a second site in west duluth in 1982 and a third site in lakeside in 2012. Food shelf west 4831 grand ave our saviour s lutheran church duluth mn 55807 call 218 624 0333.

This food shelf is located in the church building and they focus on the very low income. The emergency food shelf was organized in 1979 by the duluth food and nutrition council as a means to distribute food to families affected by the serious economic recession of the late 1970s. Our food shelf encourages healthy choice providing ample fresh produce merchandising healthier food at eye level and at our entrance offering 2 for 1 incentives on nutritional choices and recipes. Second harvest food shelf.

I really enjoy choosing fruits and vegetables. We are doing this so that we can love and serve our community by continuing to offer this incredibly important resource while also keeping our guests volunteers and community safe by limiting contact. Mondays and thursday1 30pm to 4 00pmmedical food shelf our medical food shelf is available by appointment on wednesdays from 1 30pm 3 pm this service is for people with special dietary needs. Drive up for prepacked boxes approx 7 days worth of food 4503 airpark blvd duluth mn 55811.

Covid 19 notice drive thru food shelf effective 3 17 the fruit of the vine food shelf will operate as a drive through service. They are a hit with my kids jessica hermantown mn. The emergency food shelf was organized in 1979 by the duluth food and nutrition council as a means to distribute food to families affected by the serious economic recession of the late 1970s.