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West Central Community Action Shelby County Food Pantry

Pantry #8185

The Shelby County Food Pantry is currently in need of the following items: Boxed meals, pasta, potatoes and rice sides, fruits and vegetables, eggs, dairy, breakfast items, canned meat, peanut butter, pasta sauce and juice. Toiletries such as toilet paper, shampoo, dish soap, etc are also greatly needed. We also accept frozen and refrigerated items! All donations are greatly appreciated :)

This listing was last updated Feb 9, 2022

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Location & Open Times

Open Monday-Friday By Appointment

Hours updated 1 year ago

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1017 7th Street, Harlan, IA 51537, USAGet Directions

Phone

712-755-5602
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Point of Contact

Dena Matthews

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