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Albert Gallatin Service Center of The Salvation Army

Pantry #4009

Produce / Bread /Food donations are always welcome to add to our Project: Box-Up Hunger program! We love when farmers donate their extra produce!

This listing was last updated Mar 31, 2023

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Location & Open Times

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (open hours)

Hours are in AST. Hours updated 8 weeks ago

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100 South Washington Street, Masontown, PA, USAGet Directions

Phone

724-583-9603
Email

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Point of Contact

Rose Cook

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All clients are seen by appointment only due to limited office hours. Those wishing to donate - give us a call and we will arrange to pick up or meet you!

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