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Ahoskie Food Pantry

701 East Church Street
Ahoskie, NC 27910

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Ahoskie Food Pantry

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Food Pantry

Program Summary

The Ahoskie Food Pantry is a collaborative effort of local churches to provide emergency food to families facing hardships. This ministry serves more than 1000 local citizens per year and is the largest ministry of its kind in the Roanoke C...

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The Ahoskie Food Pantry is a collaborative effort of local churches to provide emergency food to families facing hardships. This ministry serves more than 1000 local citizens per year and is the largest ministry of its kind in the Roanoke Chowan area. The Pantry is physically located at the First Presbyterian Church in Ahoskie (701 East Church Street) and is opened M-F 9:30 am-12 Noon.

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Felicia Smith: Is the food for anyone or just certain group

Debbie Klingler: Hi, Adults & Children in our church/community assembled soup mix bags with dry beans, lentils, quinoa, herbs etc with cooking directions for needy families. Would you be able to distribute these to needy families at the pantry if I brought them to the pantry? Thank you.