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Chili Presbyterian Food Cupboard

Pantry #11558

The First Presbyterian Church of Chili Food Cupboard reaches out to families in our community and beyond who are in need of a supplementary source of food to help provide nutritious meals.

This listing was last updated Jul 20, 2026

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Location & Open Times

The Food Cupboard will be open the Third Saturday of each month from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM for grocery pick-up.

Hours are in EDT. Hours updated 4 weeks ago

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3600 Chili Avenue, Rochester, NY, USAGet Directions

Phone

585-889-9896
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Point of Contact

Debbie Lamphron

From the Listing

Please call before you come. Use the side door by the parking lot facing Chestnut Ridge School.

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