Introduction
The year 2024 is just around the corner, and the Southeast Missouri Mobile Food Pantry has released its calendar for the upcoming year. This mobile food pantry is a great resource for those in need, providing free food to people who may not have access to it otherwise. In this article, we will take a closer look at the Southeast Missouri Mobile Food Pantry calendar for 2024.
What is the Southeast Missouri Mobile Food Pantry?
The Southeast Missouri Mobile Food Pantry is a non-profit organization that provides free food to those in need. The organization uses a mobile pantry to deliver food directly to people in underserved areas. The pantry is stocked with a variety of food items, including fresh produce, canned goods, and dry goods.
How does the Mobile Food Pantry work?
The Mobile Food Pantry operates on a schedule, visiting different locations on specific days. The pantry is open to anyone in need, regardless of income or other factors. When the pantry arrives at a location, volunteers set up tables and unload the food. People in need can then come and choose the items they need.
What’s on the calendar for 2024?
January-March
In January, the Mobile Food Pantry will be visiting several locations in Cape Girardeau County, including Delta, Gordonville, and Oak Ridge. In February, the pantry will be visiting Scott City, Chaffee, and Benton. March will see the pantry visiting locations in Jackson, Fruitland, and Burfordville.
April-June
April will see the Mobile Food Pantry visiting several locations in Perry County, including Perryville, Farrar, and Crosstown. May will see the pantry visiting locations in Bollinger County, including Marble Hill and Zalma. June will have the pantry visiting several locations in Stoddard County, including Bloomfield and Advance.
July-September
In July, the Mobile Food Pantry will be visiting several locations in Mississippi County, including Charleston and Bertrand. August will see the pantry visiting New Hamburg and Benton. September will have the pantry visiting several locations in Dunklin County, including Kennett and Hornersville.
October-December
In October, the Mobile Food Pantry will be visiting several locations in Pemiscot County, including Caruthersville and Hayti. November will see the pantry visiting locations in Ripley County, including Doniphan and Naylor. December will have the pantry visiting several locations in Butler County, including Poplar Bluff and Fisk.
Question and Answer
Q: Who can use the Mobile Food Pantry?
A: The Mobile Food Pantry is open to anyone in need, regardless of income, age, or other factors.
Q: Do I need to bring anything with me to use the Mobile Food Pantry?
A: No, you do not need to bring anything with you to use the Mobile Food Pantry. However, it is helpful to bring reusable bags or boxes to carry your food in.
Q: How often does the Mobile Food Pantry visit each location?
A: The Mobile Food Pantry visits each location once a month, on a specific day. The schedule is available on the organization’s website.
Q: How can I volunteer with the Mobile Food Pantry?
A: The Mobile Food Pantry relies on volunteers to help with setup, distribution, and cleanup. To volunteer, visit the organization’s website and fill out a volunteer form.