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Shepherd of the Valley Food Pantry

Pantry #10910

We are a food pantry. We serve various low income families in our area to help them feed their families Our numbers vary from an average fo 40-50 each month. We love to have fresh food to offer them. We appreciate donations. Toiletries are often requested.

This listing was last updated Jan 16, 2024

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Location & Open Times

We are open from 6-7PM the second and fourth Thursdays of each month and the 4th Tuesday. November and December it is the 1st and 3rd Thursday and the 3rd Tuesday. Dates are changed then because of the holidays.

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297 Riff Avenue, Logan, OH, USAGet Directions

Phone

7406033340
Alternate Phone

740-385-6186
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Point of Contact

Genie Walker

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