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Capital Park Food Pantry

Pantry #10564

We are a Food Pantry. We do like healthy fresh food; kosher/halal/vegetarian is helpful; toiletries are needed too. At this time we average 40 families each food pantry night (2X per month) and an average of 110 persons served each time.

This listing was last updated Mar 10, 2023

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Location & Open Times

Our food pantry is open the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, from 5-7 pm. Donation time is best between 3-5 pm on those Wednesdays.

Hours are in PST. Hours updated 1 year ago

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410 19th Street Southeast, Salem, OR 97301, USAGet Directions

Phone

503-362-6626
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Point of Contact

Linda Woods

From the Listing

Please call before you come. The office hours are M-W, 9-1.

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