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St. John's UMC

Pantry #1088

We are in NW San Antonio in an urban area with families, elderly and disabled that come to our pantry. We promote nutritious foods for a healthy community and fresh produce is greatly appreciated. Also if anyone has infant diapers we can use them for our diaper pantry or if you want to host a diaper drive that would be so amazing!

This listing was last updated Aug 24, 2021

Location & Open Times

Third Tuesday of every month at 10am-next dates Nov 17th, Dec 15th 2009

Hours are in CDT. Hours updated 1 year ago

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2002 Bandera Rd., San Antonio, TX 78228, USAGet Directions

Phone

210-887-5738
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Point of Contact

Norma Gonzales

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