Provides food for homebound residents each month.
It's important that the individual has a working phone, as Salvation Army will call before making the delivery. Individual will need to answer the call to ensure the delivery can take place.

Food pantry available to BCSC students and their families.

Blessing Boxes are stocked with non-perishable food, essential toiletries, baby items, and other helpful supplies for anyone in need. Donations and pickups are made anonymously, and the boxes are accessible 24/7.

Blessing Boxes are stocked with non-perishable food, essential toiletries, baby items, and other helpful supplies for anyone in need. Donations and pickups are made anonymously, and the boxes are accessible 24/7.

Blessing Boxes are stocked with non-perishable food, essential toiletries, baby items, and other helpful supplies for anyone in need. Donations and pickups are made anonymously, and the boxes are accessible 24/7.

Blessing Boxes are stocked with non-perishable food, essential toiletries, baby items, and other helpful supplies for anyone in need. Donations and pickups are made anonymously, and the boxes are accessible 24/7.

Offers non-perishable food items and gently used clothing for individuals and families in need.

The Salvation Army offers a food pantry to provide nutrition and other necessary items to families. A typical visit provides a three-to-five-day supply of nutritionally balanced groceries.

The pantry supplies nonperishable food and dry pantry goods, with a focus on balanced grains, canned vegetables and fruits, proteins, and pasta. Knowing that these may only provide short-term relief, we also provide resources to help provide longer-term food support, plus access to different food bank locations.

Food pantry available to Flatrock or Hawcreek township residents.

The Food Pantry is one of the main facets which Love Chapel uses to ensure that the people of the community are provided with basic necessities.

Hot meals are offered throughout Bartholomew County on a daily basis thanks to partners across the community. Please go to website for up to date information with location times.

Blessing Boxes are stocked with non-perishable food, essential toiletries, baby items, and other helpful supplies for anyone in need. Donations and pickups are made anonymously, and the boxes are accessible 24/7.

Offers weekday meal delivery at a low cost for homebound individuals.
Meals are prepared fresh daily by the kitchen staff at Silver Oaks Health Campus in Columbus.

Outreach pantry where families can receive their full pantry food without going to to the pantry on Center Street.
These outreach pantries are offered each week in a different part of the county. The amount of food received will equate with what a family would have gotten by coming to both the main pantry and the mobile.

Outreach pantry where families can receive their full pantry food without going to to the pantry on Center Street.
These outreach pantries are offered each week in a different part of the county. The amount of food received will equate with what a family would have gotten by coming to both the main pantry and the mobile.

Outreach pantry where families can receive their full pantry food without going to to the pantry on Center Street.
These outreach pantries are offered each week in a different part of the county. The amount of food received will equate with what a family would have gotten by coming to both the main pantry and the mobile.

Outreach pantry where families can receive their full pantry food without going to to the pantry on Center Street.
These outreach pantries are offered each week in a different part of the county. The amount of food received will equate with what a family would have gotten by coming to both the main pantry and the mobile.

The Senior Nutrition program provides nutrition for both the physical body and the entire person. We provide a comprehensive meal service that increases the well-being of participants by serving meals that contain nutrition and aging adult needs to sustain health and wellness.

Our meal sites also provide educational topics and activities that promote the physical, economic, mental, social, and physiological well-being of the participants. Each month there is a different health and nutrition topic that is covered, which correlates to the health and well-being of older adults. We also provide opportunities for socialization through a variety of activities. While the exact schedule varies at each site, there are activities such as games, bingo, conversation and health checks.

IUC has its own on-campus food pantry located in the CLC in The Landing room 1211. The Pride Pantry is free and open to all current students, staff, and faculty members at IUC, as well as the Columbus community.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides food assistance to low and no income people and families living in the United States. It is a federal aid program administered by the Food and Nutrition Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, however, distribution of benefits occurs at the state level. In Indiana, the Family and Social Services Administration is responsible for ensuring federal regulations are initially implemented and consistently applied in each county.

The Salvation Army extends a food pantry service, offering essential nutrition and other necessary items to families. During a typical visit, recipients receive a three-to-five-day supply of nutritionally balanced groceries.

USDA works closely with states to ensure that children who receive free or reduced-price school meals can get the nutrition they need when schools are closed for summer break. Through USDA's summer meal programs, approved sites in communities across the country serve meals and snacks to kids 18 and younger at no cost. Families can use the Summer Meals for Kids Site Finder to find directions to nearby meal sites, as well as their hours of operation and contact information.

The Summer Meals for Kids Site Finder was developed by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) to help children, families, and others quickly and easily find summer meal sites near them. The site finder is a free, web-based application that also works on tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices.

Students Fund of Hope and Community Center of Hope have partnered to help fight food insecurity through the summer!

Summer Munch Bags are available for pick up with easy make and eat items for youth.

WIC is a federally-funded nutrition program that provides benefits, nutrition counseling, and community referrals to pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children under five years of age.

WIC is designed to improve fetal development, reduce the incidence of low birth weight and premature births, reduce maternal and childhood anemia, and promote breastfeeding.

Benefits to WIC Participants
-Supplemental nutritious foods
-Nutrition education and counseling at WIC clinics
-Referrals to other health and social services