For over 40 years, the Emergency Food Pantry has helped feed citizens of Cass and Clay counties in times of crisis, unemployment, fire, family violence, medical problems, and other difficult situations.

There are many ways to support the Emergency Food Pantry. Whether you prefer to sort food at the pantry, organize a food or fund drive, or assist with maintenance work and food distribution, we have a volunteer opportunity for you.

For over 50 years, the Emergency Food Pantry has helped feed people in Cass and Clay counties in times of crisis, unemployment, fire, family violence, medical problems, and other difficult situations.

The Emergency Food Pantry provides a week’s worth of nutritional food every other month, up to six times a year. This includes bread, frozen meat, eggs, and a variety of non-perishables: cereal, canned soup, canned fruit, sugar, pasta, peanut butter, and vegetables.

We’ve created opportunities for everyone to make a difference. Whether you prefer to sort donations, organize your own food or fund drive, or assist with administrative tasks in our office, you can make an impact on your community by volunteering with the Emergency Food Pantry.

The Emergency Food Pantry in Fargo, ND is looking for a compassionate and energetic individuals to join our team in providing healthy food to low income households in our community.

A history of the Emergency Food Pantry (hereafter EFP or Pantry) covering 1970-1990 was prepared by Roberta and Edward Lana, who were involved with the Pantry in several capacities over those years.

Pantry provides hungry families and individuals with wholesome food to tide them over during these times of emergency. Hours of Operation The Emergency Food Pantry is open for food distribution Monday — Friday. Our current food basket distribution hours are. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 10:00 AM — 11 AM

Emergency Food Pantry PO Box 2821 Fargo, ND 58108. Location: 1101 4th Ave N Fargo, ND 58102. Phone: 701-237-9337

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