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Food Pantries in Andover, KS

10 verified food pantries and food assistance locations in and around Andover. Listings include hours, contact info and eligibility notes where available.

Andover Community Food Bank - Andover United Methodist Church

Andover Community Food Bank - Andover United Methodist Church

1429 N Andover Rd, Andover, KS, 67002 · (316) 390-6815

Individuals in the Andover School District seeking assistance from the Food Bank can call us or just stop by between the hours listed below. Food Bank HoursTuesday10:00am - 1:00pm Wednesday3:00pm - 6:00pmLast Saturday of the month 10:0 am - 12:00pmTo donate to the Andover Community Food Bank, please contact the church office. We appreciate any donation of non- perishable food,…

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Hillside Christian Church Food Pantry

Hillside Christian Church Food Pantry

8330 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS, 67206 · (316) 683-6577

Hillside Christian Church provides a food pantry in Wichita, KS.Requirements:Photo ID needed.Food Pantry Hours:Every Thursday (except holidays) from 9:00 AM - 10:30 AMAdditional information:Food is provided once a month.Free clothing, household items, and refurbished bikes every Thursday.No income requirements.Spanish and Vietnamese translation services available (limited to the Food Pantry information).For more information, please call. ...

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His Helping Hands

His Helping Hands

2900 N Rock Rd, Wichita, KS, 67219 · (316) 688-4400

Provides a food pantry. id only Distribution Hours: Call for appointment Saturday 9:30pm - 11:30pm For more information, please call. ...

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Salvation Army Citadel

Salvation Army Citadel

1739 Elpyco, Wichita, KS · 685-8699

Provides a food pantry. Serves residents of: 67202-06-07-10-16-18-21-30-33-36 and 67110 67133 67037 67060. Pantry hours: Mon thru Fri 1pm - 3:30 pm...

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Getting food assistance in Andover

Andover, like every American city, has a patchwork of community-based and faith-based organizations working to keep food on people's tables. The pantries listed above are the ones we have verified through public directories, but there are usually more — most cities have informal church pantries, mutual aid groups, and weekend community fridges that never get formally listed. If the sites above are closed or out of food on the day you visit, ask staff for a referral to other nearby distributions; pantry workers usually know the rest of the local network by heart.

Beyond pantry walk-ins, the most important step you can take is enrolling in any federal nutrition program you qualify for. SNAP alone provides an average of about \$190 per person per month — significantly more food value than even a generous pantry visit. WIC covers pregnancy through age five with specific food packages and free lactation support. School-age kids can eat free at school; many Andover-area districts also send weekend food bags home through BackPack programs.

Always call a pantry before you go. Hours change frequently around holidays, weather events, and when staff turn over. Bring photo ID and proof of address if you have them, your own bags or a wheeled cart, and a sense of how many people are in your household — pantries pack boxes by family size.

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