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Cleveland, TN Community Resources

Pantry #11366

We’re a grassroots mutual-aid group in Cleveland, Tennessee that connects people with food, supplies, skills, and volunteer support. Our goal is to meet immediate needs and build long-term community capacity through solidarity and shared responsibility.

This listing was last updated Nov 3, 2025

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Location & Open Times

Mondays: Open
Tuesdays: Open
Wednesdays: Open
Thursdays: Open
Fridays: Open
Saturdays: Open
Sundays: Open

We accept drop-off donations anytime.

Hours are in EST. Hours updated Nov 3, 2025

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1165 Church Street Southeast, Cleveland, TN, USAGet Directions

Phone

423-790-4724
Email

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Point of Contact

Alicia Conboy

From the Listing

Dropoff Anytime 24/7/365, in the back of the building near the playground area! It’s the community fridge & pantry.

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