FOOD BANKS:
Amboy Community Food Pantry
(501) 753-2777
Handi-Pantry IGA Food Store
(501) 945-9003
Broadway Food Mart
1624 Broadway St, Little Rock, AR
1624 Broadway St, Little Rock, AR
(501) 371-0661
3801 W. 65th St, Little Rock, AR
(501) 565-8855
Fishnet Missions
(501) 241-1211
Pumpkin Seeds Pantry LLC
644 Highway 365, Mayflower, AR
(501) 470-9544
Watershed
(501) 378-0176
3701 Springer Blvd.
Little Rock, AR 72206
Open Monday through Friday 8am-5pm. Call before coming to make
sure food is available. Appointments and referrals are preferred. Social
Security card or number is preferred.
CHURCHES WITH FOOD PANTRIES/FOOD BANKS:
8501 Fourche Dam Pike
Open Wednesdays . ID required, may be served only once
per month
Amboy Community Food Pantry (501) 753-2777
100 Auburn Dr
100 Auburn Dr
North Little Rock,
Open Monday & Thursday . Proof or residency in North
emergency situations only.
300 Avilla E.
or e-mail
zion.sarah@sbcglobal.net
http://www.zionlutheranavilla.org/
1513 South Park St
Little Rock,
Monday or by appoint, ID Required.
5025 Lynch Dr
North Little Rock,
Open 2nd & 4th Tuesdays . For Rose City residents ONLY.
Proof of address required.
6724 W. 32nd St
Little Rock,
Open 2nd Wednesday of each month
6103 Carnegie
Food pantry, open Wednesdays, . Located off Landers
Road, NOT at the church.
1923 S. Arch St
Little Rock,
Open Tuesday & Thursday
Church at Rock Creek (501) 221-1051
11500 W. 36th St
11500 W. 36th St
Little Rock,
Open Monday thru Friday. Call in the mornings between &
to schedule an afternoon appointment. Photo ID required. First time
recipients need utility bill to verify address and birth certificates or SS
cards for any children under 18. Services available for each person/family
at intervals of 5-weeks.
1900 Pine St
North Little Rock,
Open Wednesday
2015 Main St
North Little Rock,
Open by appointment only.
First Christian Church Food Pantry (501) 225-5656
500 N Mississippi St
500 N Mississippi St
Little Rock,
Open Fridays, . Picture ID required.
First Christian Church of Sherwood (501) 835-5505
2803 E Kiehl Ave
2803 E Kiehl Ave
Sherwood,
Open Friday . Picture ID Required.
1401 Clavary Rd
North Little Rock,
Open Fridays, . Picture ID required.
First United Methodist Church (501) 835-2201
6701 JFK Blvd
6701 JFK Blvd
North Little Rock,
Open Tuesday . Services for North Little Rock and
Sherwood residents ONLY! 2 forms of ID required. Vouchers only,
$20.00 for Kroger, $10.00 for Goodwill.
116 S. Pine St
North Little Rock,
Open to all residents of inner-city North Little Rock , call for appointment.
1723 Schaer St
North Little Rock,
Open Monday & Thursday . Picture ID Required. Serves
ONLY residents of North Little Rock .
Geyer Springs United Methodist Church (501) 565-3175
5500 Geyer Springs Rd
5500 Geyer Springs Rd
Little Rock,
Open 2nd & 3rd Thursday . Serves residents of the 72209
zip code ONLY. Picture ID required.
Greater Second Care Center (501) 569-9988
5615 Geyer Springs Rd
5615 Geyer Springs Rd
Little Rock,
Open Tuesday thru Thursday . Picture ID required.
Greater South Temple , (COGIC) (501) 375-2880
2326 S. Arch St
2326 S. Arch St
Little Rock,
3rd Thursday of each month . Picture ID required.
Greater Trinity Church of God in Christ (501) 375-4336
2400 Wright Ave
2400 Wright Ave
Little Rock,
Open 2nd Thursday,
Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock (501) 372-4388
1601 Marshall St
1601 Marshall St
Open Monday – Thursday . Must bring Social Security
Card. Food and inexpensive thrift store clothing available.
Hunter United Methodist Church & Angel Food Ministries
3301 Romine Rd
3301 Romine Rd
(501) 225-7683
Open 3rd Saturday 7”00 –
10500 W Markham St
Little Rock,
Open Tuesday . ID and proof of residence required. For
children, must prove child is in school.
14718 Ironton Cutoff
Open 3rd Tuesday & the 4th Saturday . ID
required.
105 W Main St
Jacksonville,
Open Monday, Wednesday, & Friday . Serves residents of
qualify one must be on food stamps. Must bring proof of Jacksonville
residency, Social Security card or birth certificates of each listed family
member, pay stubs, and food stamp approval letter.
21 Lakeshore Dr
Little Rock,
Open 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, ID and proof of address, i.e.
utility bill required.
Life Unlimited Christian Fellowship (501) 568-3600
7001 Asher Ave
7001 Asher Ave
Little Rock,
Open Wednesdays . ID required and Social Security cards
needed for all family members.
10701 W Baseline Rd (501) 455-0900
Open Monday they run a van Sunday mornings between
the church and the corner of baseline and Geyer Springs Road
to pick people up for breakfast, showers and worship service.
to pick people up for breakfast, showers and worship service.
3618 West Roosevelt
Open Tuesday and Thursday & .
M.L.K. Heritage and Enrichment, Inc. (501) 244-2041
3012 MLK Dr
3012 MLK Dr
Little Rock,
Call for appointment, can deliver food to low income seniors.
Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas (501) 562-3336
Little Rock,
Open Tuesday , must prove that you reside in the 72204 zip code.
908 Cross St
Little Rock,
Open Wednesday & Saturday
New Hope Community Outreach (501) 376-2164
1851 Howard St
1851 Howard St
Little Rock,
Open Wednesday, , call ahead to confirm date and time.
Park Hill Christian (501) 753-1109
4400 John F. Kennedy
Open Tuesday . Serving North Little Rock residents
Promiseland Church Ministries (501) 570-0048
3700 W 65th St
3700 W 65th St
Little Rock,
By appointment only. ID required. Must complete application.
4823 Woodlawn Dr
Little Rock,
Works to deliver food to needy families on Saturdays. Only delivers to
those who have applied for and have been accepted into the food stamp
program but have not yet received food stamps. Services solely based on
referrals from school counselors and from DHS. Limited to those within
the Little Rock city limits.
Quapaw United Methodist Church Food Pantry (501) 375-1600
1601 South Louisiana
Open 1st & 3rd Tuesdays . Must bring photo ID.
River City Ministries (501) 376-6694
1021 East Washington
Open Tuesdays & Thursdays . Must provide photo ID.
Saint Francis House – The Benefit Bank of Arkansas
2701 S Elm St
2701 S Elm St
(501) 664-5036
Open Monday thru Friday & . Must
provide photo ID, Social Security card, and proof of income.
Unto Others
2501 S Main St
2501 S Main St
Little Rock,
Open Thursday .
1709 John Barrow Rd
Little Rock,
Open Tuesday & Wednesdays , Photo ID required.
5305 Mabelvale Pike
Open Saturday .
Crisis Corner
8019 Hwy 107
Open Tuesday .
10710 Interstate 30 (501) 537-5793 / 565-4966
Open every other Monday
Union AME Church Food Cooperative (501) 374-3528
1825 S Pulaski St
1825 S Pulaski St
Little Rock,
Open Wednesday after the 1st Sunday & Wednesday before the 4th
Sunday .
FOOD BANK PROGRAMS:
BACKPACKS FOR KIDS
Backpacks for Kids provides underserved children with food for the weekends and school holidays. At the end of each week children involved in the program pick up a backpack of food to take home. The backpacks are inconspicuous and previously prepared by volunteers. They are filled with nutritious, child-friendly items that are easy for young ones to prepare. The Arkansas Foodbank operates 10 "Backpacks for Kids" sites, and is able to provide backpacks to more than 1,000 children each month, a total of more than 4,000 meals. Many of the backpacks are prepared by volunteers at Arkansas Foodbank Network partner agencies. For example, The Church at Rock Creek supplies more than 500 backpacks to students in the Little Rock and North Little Rock School District .
RURAL DELIVERY
Access to the Arkansas Foodbank from isolated, rural locales, especially in the Delta, is sometimes challenging. Food pantries and other organizations located in some of Arkansas ' most impoverished areas have a hard time getting to the warehouse to pick up food. Therefore, the Arkansas Foodbank truck delivers food on a monthly basis so that the agencies in these areas have food to distribute to hungry Arkansans. Deliveries are made each month to eleven sites including Pine Bluff , Warren , Marianna, Prairie County , Clarendon, Helena and Van Buren County.
For more information, contact Connie Bledsoe
(501) 565-8121 ext. 14
or email cbledsoe@arkansasfoodbank.org
FRESH PRODUCE
Fresh produce is becoming harder for those in need to obtain. Purchasing fresh foods is not cost effective for food service organizations and prices in the grocery store are rising significantly. These factors cause impoverished people to eat less expensive and less healthy foods.The Arkansas Foodbank has made it a priority to get donated truckloads of fresh produce including sweet potatoes, corn, apples, oranges, cantaloupe and more. These truckloads are available to the Foodbank's 33-county service area as a healthy alternative.
Contact Connie Bledsoe at
(501) 565-8121 ext. 14
or email cbledsoe@arkansasfoodbank.org
SENIOR SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM
The Arkansas Foodbank, in partnership with CareLink (Central Arkansas Area Agency on Aging), sponsors the Senior Supplement program to help seniors in central Arkansas who struggle to stretch their Social Security income to pay rent, utilities, medicine and food. This program provides 55 seniors with a monthly box of groceries to help with the burden of expenses. Volunteers pack the boxes at the Foodbank warehouse. The boxes are distributed by volunteers at CareLink and the Visiting Nurses Association on the third Saturday of each month. Recipients are selected by CareLink and the Visiting Nurses Association.
To find out more about the Senior Supplement Program, contact the Programs Department at the Foodbank at
(501) 565-8121
or email dwilliams@arkansasfoodbank.org.
KIDS CAFE PROGRAM
Over the past two decades we have identified niche needs within the hunger community and developed programs to address those needs: In 2000, the Arkansas Foodbank, in conjunction with Feeding America , partnered with the Boys and Girls Clubs to establish the Kids Cafe program. Kids Cafe is the nation's largest after school meal service and nutritional education program exclusively for children in need. Currently, the Foodbank serves meals and snacks to more than 1,500 children each month in 16 Boys and Girls Clubs throughout central and southern Arkansas . The program reaches some of the state's most underprivileged kids and provides powerful tools for success in life. Mike Neuhofel, former Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Little Rock and North Little Rock says that Kids Cafe is "teaching kids life skills about eating healthy and choosing foods with nutritional value."
For more information, contact the Programs Department at the Foodbank at
(501) 565-8121
or email dwilliams@arkansasfoodbank.org"
Kids Cafe Sites In Our Service Area:
Billy Mitchell Boys and Girls Club
Boys and Girls Club of Ashley County 덄̀>
Boys and Girls Club of Drew County 덄̀>
Boys and Girls Club of Hot Springs 덄̀>
Boys and Girls Club of Jefferson County 덄̀>
Boys and Girls Club of Malvern
Boys and Girls Club of Phillips County 덄̀>
Boys and Girls Club of Saline County 덄̀>
McGehee Boys and Girls Club
Penick Boys and Girls Club
Thrasher Boys and Girls Club
SOUP KITCHENS
116 South Pine St.
North Little Rock,
Lunch served November thru March & June thru August
3501 pike Ave
North Little Rock,
Snack lunches served Monday thru Friday
Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church (501) 375-1600
Stone Soup Hot Meals
1601 S. Louisiana St
1601 S. Louisiana St
Little Rock,
Meal service Sundays only
River City Ministry (501) 376-6694
1021 E. Washington Ave
1021 E. Washington Ave
North Little Rock,
Monday thru Thursday Bible Study and Lunch -
Salvation Army (501) 375-5625
1111 W. Markham St
1111 W. Markham St
Little Rock,
Breakfast served Monday thru Friday,
Dinner served Monday thru Friday,
Breakfast served Monday thru Friday,
Lunch served Saturday & Sunday,
Dinner served Saturday and Sunday,
Stew Pot (501) 372-1804
First Presbyterian Church
800 Scott St
800 Scott St
Little Rock,
Free lunch served Monday thru Friday, . Not handicapped
accessible.
St. Marks Baptist Church (501) 663-3955
5722 W. 12th St
5722 W. 12th St
Little Rock,
Open 2nd Saturday of each month
FOOD NOT BOMBS:
(501)681-3813 or (501)744-6760
4:00PM EVERY SUNDAY
UNDER THE BROADWAY BRIDGE
If you want to help or retrieve food and cook, contact us!
FOOD NOT BOMBS:
(501)681-3813 or (501)744-6760
4:00PM EVERY SUNDAY
UNDER THE BROADWAY BRIDGE
If you want to help or retrieve food and cook, contact us!
ANGEL FOOD MINISTRIES:
Angel Food Ministries is a non-profit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing food relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States . Angel Food is available in a quantity that can fit into a medium-sized box at $30 per unit. Each month's menu is different than the previous month and consists of both fresh and frozen items with an average retail value of approximately $60. Comparison shopping has been done across the country in various communities using a wide range of retail grocery stores and has resulted in the same food items costing from between $42 and $78. Generally, one unit of food assists in feeding a family of four for about one week or a single senior citizen for almost a month. Special boxes, such as steaks, are also available:
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