Chapel Hill – Food Banks in North Carolina

Carolina Cupboard: Community Food Pantry

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Carolina Cupboard will provide food assistance to individuals of the Carolina community be they student, staff, or faculty by acquiring and distributing food to those in need on this campus. The purpose of Carolina Cupboard is multidimensional in that it seeks to provide hunger-relief as well as educating, empowering, and engaging the surrounding community on issues related to food insecurity, poverty, and health & nutrition. Tuesday: 12-5pm, Thursday: 12pm-5pm

Heavenly Groceries

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Inter-Faith Council for Social Service – Community Kitchen

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The IFC provides around 80,000 meals to hungry persons every year. Meals are free of charge and are provided to anyone who is hungry as well as to the residents of Community House and HomeStart. Community volunteers and volunteer groups representing congregations, businesses, neighborhoods and the University provide nutritious, hot meals 365 days a year. The Kitchen Coordinator–the one paid staff member in the Community Kitchen–schedules and trains volunteers to prepare and serve meals. Nearly all of the food that is served is donated by local restaurants, food services, campus groups, farmers, congregations and businesses. The IFC partners with Farmer Foodshare and other local groups to provide fresh, locally-grown produce for the Community Kitchen. The Community Kitchen relies heavily on volunteers to prepare and serve meals and clean up afterwards. Meal monitors provide support to volunteer groups and address client needs during the meal. Volunteers also help pick up, receive, sort and store food donations. Monday through Friday, Lunch 11:15am-12:30pm, Dinner 6:15pm-7:00pm; Saturday, Lunch 11:15am-12:30pm; Sunday, Lunch 12:15pm-1:30pm.

Left-Hand Blessing Box

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Open all day, every day.Location:Food box is located in the parking lot of Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Visible from highway.Notes:Take what you need, leave what you can.Nonperishable food.

Take and Eat Food Pantry

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The pantry, located at Evergreen United Methodist Church, provides food-assistance to our hungry neighbors in eastern Chatham County, specifically the Northwood High School attendance area.Take and Eat Food Pantry is an ecumenical endeavor which involves support from Evergreen United Methodist Church, Chatham Community Church, Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church, Holy Trinity Chatham, and Lystra Baptist Church.Individuals and families receive enough groceries to prepare meals for approximately one week and may visit the pantry twelve times during the calendar year.If you are in need of food please visit the pantry during a Tuesday distribution to fill out an information sheet.You will need to provide proof of address for all adults and children residing in the household: Something current with name and street address – school records, medical bills, apartment lease, utility bill, Medicaid card, etc. Please note that we do not accept driver’s licenses or “junk mail” as proof or residency. Residency verification must be updated every six months. We will also ask you to complete a food preference sheet. The information will help us know which foods your family prefers and if there are any dietary restrictions or food allergies.Pantry Hours:1st Tuesday of every month 6:30pm to 7:30pm 2nd Tuesday of every month10:00am to 11:00am3rd Tuesday of every month6:30pm to 7:30pm4th Tuesday of every month6:30pm to 7:30pmFor more information, please call.