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Neighborhood Food Pantry

Pantry #6283

We are a local food pantry. Join us on the 3rd Saturday of each month at 10am for our drive-thru food pantry distribution. Our address is 11966 Jack Benny Dr. Suite 104, in Rancho Cucamonga. We are located across the street from Quake’s Stadium. All are welcome!

This listing was last updated Apr 7, 2022

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Location & Open Times

The 3rd Saturday of each month... We begin at 10am and currently are distributing food in a socially distanced, drive-thru fashion at: 11966 Jack Benny Dr. #108 (behind building) Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

Hours updated 49 weeks ago

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Phone

(909) 646-8860
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Point of Contact

Marla Brian

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