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Footprints of Montgomery

Pantry #9982

We are a client choice food pantry for families of Montgomery School District in need of help with food. We serve approx 140 families a month. Striving to offer fresh veggies, fruits and proteins. Footprints of Montgomery P.O. Box 8 Montgomery, PA 17752

This listing was last updated Feb 10, 2025

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Location & Open Times

Open the 2nd Thursday/month 10-2 and 530-6:30 and the 4th Thursday/month 10-1

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Phone

(570) 337-7146
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Point of Contact

Karen Eck

From the Listing

Open the 2nd Thursday/month 10-2 & 530-630 Open the 4th Thursday/month 10-1pm Open for donations every Monday 10-1

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