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Drivers Wanted
Take the wheel after doing a few ride alongs. We start out at 7:00 AM and are usually done by 10:00 AM, We divide up the week among our drivers. Most of the food we give away is donated. Call or use the contact button if you can help out.

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Board:
Paul Long, Director
Jerry O’Brien, Co-Director
Betty Owens, Board Member
Ruth Frauenknecht, Board Member
Mike Kassalen, Treasurer

The Little Miami Food Pantry is a true community effort between the Salem Township trustees, member churches, United Way, Shared Harvest, donor grocery stores, dedicated volunteers, and regular people like you that support us financially and with food donations. We typically serve about 400 families each month, distributing 43 items per family. It takes a lot of hands working together to make the pantry work.

Besides providing a way to contact us, this website is designed to extend an invitation to help out with a monetary or food donation, or to join us as a volunteer. The need is real. Like other nonprofits, our numbers are up, our expenses are up, but our funding is down. Please consider helping the pantry out.

. . . I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink . . .

Matthew 25:35

Please consider a monetary donation. The Little Miami Food Service is a 501C non-profit entity making your contribution tax deductible if you itemize your deductions. We accept credit cards, and off course checks and cash.
If you are sending a check, please mail it to:
Little Miami Food Service
PO Box 112
Morrow, OH 45152.
Thank you for your support.

You can also contribute needed food items. We put together a registry on Amazon. They deliver, so no need to go out to shop. The red button above takes you there. You will need to log in or create an account to order. Nonperishable foods like canned veggies or soups are best.
We have a food donation box at the pantry if you prefer to drop something off. Don’t forget us when your church/school has a food drive.

Volunteers are the backbone of the food pantry. We have no paid staff, but we do have great volunteers. If you are thinking about serving our community, check us out. You might like to help stock the shelves, pick up food donations from stores, pull grocery wagons to a neighbors’ car, or help unload the monthly delivery truck. You decide the amount of time and commitment you are comfortable with. We are glad to have you.
You can start by clicking the blue button and sending us a note, or just show up and jump in.

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