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Please help us feed those in need in our community.
Urgent needs listed below!
Baked Beans
Pork & Beans
Toilet Paper
Brown Paper Grocery Bags
Food Donations accepted between 8:30am - Noon! or
by appointment, please call!
THANK YOU!!
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| Food Drives |
If your business, community group or church would be interested in sponsoring a food drive, please click below for more information!
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New floor scale and computer system
for recording donations and food distribution.
We are more efficient, accurate, and best of all,
it's easier for our volunteers!!!!!
Interested in VOLUNTEERING or learning more about the food shelf,
please stop by or call Ann Searles, Executive Director @ (651)407-5372.
The White Bear Area Emergency Food Shelf is here for those who live in the White Bear Lake School District No. 624 who are experiencing an emergency or financial difficulty. We provide seven days of food and a certificate to purchase dairy products, fresh produce, and meat. We also have special programs to provide groceries for the November and December holidays.
The Food Shelf is supported by the generous donations of food and cash from individuals, businesses, schools, churches, associations and other community groups. In addition, more than 70 people volunteer their time to be sure that food is stocked and ready for distribution to families five days a week.
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| Contact Us |
| 1884 Whitaker Street
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
651-407-5310
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
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| Current News |
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Volunteers Needed For New Garden!!
Do you have a green thumb?! We are looking for volunteers to help with the food shelf garden. Everyone is welcome! Families, community groups, church groups, and individuals are encouraged to help! Please select the link below and submit your form to info@whitebear foodshelf.org or drop it off at the food shelf.
Minnesota Food Share March
Campaign Update!
We received an all time high of food and cash donations for the month of march! Thank you to the churches, community groups, individuals, and companies who generously donated to the food shelf during March!
Over 24,000 pounds of food was collected and $43,000!
Thank you!!!
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