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St Mary's Breaking Bread - Food Distribution Center, St Mary's Dr NE, Lanesville, IN, USAGet Directions
317-504-3097
Mrs. Diane Cooper
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Excluding major holidays, our pantry is staffed on Mondays 11a-12p (food bank deliveries), Tuesdays 4-6p (distributions), and Saturdays 9:30-11:30a (distributions). Non-perishable donations may be left at the pantry door. Perishable or other donations may also be left at the St. Mary’s Parish Office (the yellowish building located due east of the pantry). We greatly appreciate every single donation and, like nearly every food pantry, we seem to always be in need of canned meats, fish, vegetables, pasta sauce, soups, and fruit; cereal; shelf stable milk; pasta; and, toiletry/personal hygiene items. If your heart desires to give, please visit us on distribution days (Tuesdays and Saturdays) to experience the blessings our volunteers receive as we share God’s blessings with those who are in need of nutritional assistance!
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