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Eastside Mission Food Pantry

Pantry #11323

We are a food pantry that wants to help those in our community with food and moral support. We are willing to help all families, large or small, who come to us and need assistance. We generally help between 60 to 80 families each month. We appreciate fresh produce such as fruits and vegetables.

This listing was last updated Aug 14, 2025

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Location & Open Times

2nd and 4th Monday Monday after 11 AM. 2nd and 4th Tuesday before 4 PM as we start pantry hours at 5:30pm on those Tuesdays.

Hours are in EST. Hours updated 26 weeks ago

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32 Joy Avenue, Delaware, OH, USAGet Directions

Phone

740-815-4085
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Point of Contact

Linda Howell

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Please call 30 minutes before coming so we can meet you.

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