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Northern Pulaski Food Ministry

Pantry #11542

We are a local food pantry that opened 2004 we are competely volunteer organization. We operate out of our churches educational building at Eubank Baptist. Located at 105 Farely Court on North Highway 27 in Eubank ky. We serve our community residents on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 10am to 12pm .

This listing was last updated Jun 10, 2026

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We've food out the 3rd Saturday of each month. So we would be able to use foodon the 3rd Thursday or 3rd Friday of each month.

Hours are in EDT. Hours updated 5 weeks ago

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Highway 27 105 Farley Court Eubank ky 42567 Get Directions

Phone

606-305-3125
Alternate Phone

606-379-2122
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Point of Contact

Director Penny Jones

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