Food Pantry

More than groceries; a caring community.

Our Food Pantry provides groceries and fresh food to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in our community. Through the generosity of donors, community partners, and volunteers, we help neighbors put food on the table while creating an environment that is welcoming, respectful, and centered on dignity.

Whether someone is navigating an unexpected season of hardship or facing an ongoing need, our hope is simple: when you come through our doors, you know you are welcome and you do not have to navigate it alone.

We are grateful to partner with Mid-Ohio Food Collective.

About our Pantry

We serve zip codes: 43229, 43224, 43231, 43230, and 43081
If you live outside the zip code areas, we are happy to serve you once. We’ll also help you find additional pantry resources.
If you live in the zip code areas, we are happy to serve you once each month.
Please park in the north parking lot

Pantry hours:
- Monday: 1:00-3:30p
- Tuesday: 5:30-7:00pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 1:00-3:30pm
- Friday: Closed
- Saturday: 9:00-11:00am

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

“I found food, and everyone was kind and friendly.” One of our guests, a new immigrant to the United States, had been feeling discouraged and fearful about going out. A friend brought her to The Market, where she found the food she needed and something else she needed, too: kindness and welcome. She left feeling encouraged and a little less alone.

Sometimes one unexpected event changes everything. After a serious work-related injury left an independent contractor unable to work as usual, financial hardship quickly followed. He came to our pantry for food assistance during a season he never anticipated facing. Along with groceries, he found people ready to listen, encourage him, and pray with him.

More than a pantry. A place for community. At one of our Mobile Food Pantries, neighbors stayed after receiving groceries to share a meal, play games, and spend time with volunteers and one another. It was a picture of what we hope our food ministries can be: not simply a place to receive food, but a place where neighbors know one another, relationships grow, and everyone has a place at the table.