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The food pantry at Feed My People South County suffers from old pipes, outdated wiring and a jumbled layout. The entire interior requires updating and upgrading to better serve God’s people.
We need YOUR help to transform our cramped, multiroom food pantry into a modern “your choice” food shopping experience where people in need can choose healthy groceries for themselves and their families. A new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system will enhance energy efficiency and safeguard health. New lighting will brighten our service areas with cost-saving LED fixtures. The creation of public restrooms will ensure greater comfort and dignity.
Help Feed My People to continue to stay open while we fully renovate the South County Food Pantry. Find out how YOU can help.
Karen Lanter wants people in need to have a choice. As the executive director of Feed My People, a food pantry in St. Louis County, she hopes a change coming to the pantry will reflect that sentiment.
Lanter unveiled new plans for the pantry yesterday in a news conference. Instead of giving the same boxes of groceries to every individual, Lanter wants the organization to adopt a “your choice” outlook — a first for the area. The once maze-like halls will become something similar to a grocery store; those in need will be able to choose which food items they want to receive. Read More
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Give Help During The Covid-19 Crisis
Order non-perishable food and home care products from the ease of your home and have them delivered to either Feed My People location 171 Kingston Drive, 63125 or 3295 Ottomeyer Road, 63049
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Our Food Pantry Sees Uptick
Not surprisingly, Feed My People is seeing a growing number of people in crisis, needing emergency food. More children are hungry as well, due to school closures. Finally, the grocery stores do not have as much excess food to share, meaning Feed My People needs your help more than ever. Feed My People provides a critical safety net for people in crisis. That time is now. Give -
Paycheck Protection Program
Feed My People, one of the St. Louis area’s largest food pantries, has watched demand for its services jump while prospects for donations and revenue fell as the coronavirus spread.
PPP loan details: $169,700, which will cover about eight weeks of payroll to help avoid furloughing workers
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Serving Those In Need
Feed My People’s South County and High Ridge locations now feature a drive-up service to allow clients, volunteers and staff to maintain proper social distancing while seeing that the food needs of our clients are met. Clients are urged to keep their appointments, but may call to make, reschedule or cancel an appointment if necessary.
South County: 314-631-4900 or High Ridge: 636-677-9885
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Honor Our Heroes
Thank you for helping Feed My People feed the hungry through Covid19 pandemic. We want to shine the spotlight on the volunteers and staff who make it possible.
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