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Worthington Food Pantry and Resource Center

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Worthington Food Pantry logo.
The Worthington Food Pantry and Resource Center is a community wide initiative under the auspices of the Healthy Worthington Coalition, Inc. and its Food for Families program. The Task Force first met in February, 2009 and we are inviting you to join with us to address the growing food and basic needs of our local residents.

We currently support the Worthington Food Pantry through our volunteers and donations, made through our 'Bag of Blessings' program. Through this program, we were fortunate enough to be able to provide the Worthington Food Pantry enough 'start-up' food to begin operations. We plan to continue supporting this program by making them a regularly scheduled recipient of the 'Bag of Blessings.' But more help is needed, please continue to donate to them directly or through the church office.
Temporary location of Food Pantry
(see map below)
The United Methodist Children's Home
1033 High St., Building 109
Worthington, Ohio 43085
phone: 614-885-5020, ext. 519
email: worthingtonfoodpantry@gmail.com
Hours Open:
Wed. 5-7:00 pm, Sat. 1-3:00 pm
Volunteer! Open and print form [PDF], fill it out and send it it!
Do You Need Help? Food Pantry and Resource Center client Information

Please help this worthy and critical mission opportunity right here in Worthington, Ohio. For questions or to volunteer to help, call us at 614-885-5020, ext. 519 or email to worthingtonfoodpantry@gmail.com

The Worthington Food Pantry is temporarily located at 1033 High Street, Building 109 on the United Methodist Children's Home campus. Please enter the campus by turning west on Wesley Blvd., and then make a left at the brick circle. The pantry is located on the lower level in Building 109. (see map)

Maps to the Worthington Food Pantry.

Did you know?
  • 4% of all persons in the Worthington School District are below the poverty level.
  • 10.8% of Worthington school district families have an annual income under $24,000.00.
  • 22.5% of all enrolled children in Worthington Schools are eligible for free and reduced lunches.
  • Over one in three children are eligible for free and reduced lunches in five of the ten elementary school buildings.
  • First Link had over 740 requests for assistance in our zip codes in January 2009.
  • Local food panties are experiencing sharp increases in the number of persons being served in the past 18 months and we are collaborating with them.