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Food Pantries in Ashland, NE

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

Ashland Food Pantry

Ashland Food Pantry

1941 Silver St, Ashland, NE, 68003 · (402) 525-7472

Ashland Food Pantry Hours:4:30pm - 6:00pm2nd and 4th Wednesday in April 2025Every Wednesday Starting May 2025. Food Pantry Location:Basement of the American Lutheran Church, come through the white door located in the middle of the building on the west side (19th Street).

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FaithWorks Pantry Place

FaithWorks Pantry Place

4814 Oaks Lane, Omaha, NE, 68137 · (402) 895-3394

This is a FREE food program for low-income families and those in need. Please bring a photo ID and proof of address. There will be an application available on site that will need to be filled out.Hours:The 3rd Wednesday of the Month5:00 pm to 7:00 pmThe 4th Saturday of the Month10:00 am to 12:00 pm For more information, please call....

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Havelock UMC

Havelock UMC

4140 North 60th Street, Lincoln, NE, 68507 · (402) 466-6736

Provides a food pantry.Pantry Hours: Tuesday5:00pmFor more information, please call....

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Heartland Hope Mission - West Omaha

Heartland Hope Mission - West Omaha

15555 Industrial Rd., Omaha, NE, 68144 · (402) 733-1904

Heartland Hope Mission Pantry - West Omaha helps working poor families by providing a week’s supply of food, clothing, hygiene items, SNAP assistance, community referrals, and job resources. Food Pantry Hours:Fridays from 1:00pm to 2:30pmFor more information, please call....

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Millard Food Pantry

Millard Food Pantry

14633 Industrial Road, Omaha, NE, 68144 · (402) 763-6050

We are offering a food box. Hours: The last Saturday of every month 10:00 am- 11:30 am There are no special requirements or restrictions. Everyone is welcomed to come and receive a food box. For more information, please call. ...

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Getting food assistance in Ashland

Ashland, 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 Ashland-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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