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Hungry is no way to spend a childhood

Every day The Salvation Army helps cure hunger by providing nutritious meals to neighbors in need.

Here in Michigan, one out of six children face food insecurity.

The Salvation Army works to ensure that every member of our community has the food they need to thrive. If you face hunger, we want you to know that you are not alone.

FOOD PANTRY

  

By offering access to free canned fruits and vegetables, meats and dry goods, we provide valuable meal supplementation while helping those in need maintain their independence and dignity. 

Call (231) 347-3531

 

Community Meals

  

Current Meal Schedule

Carry-out Lunch: Fridays from 12:00 PM-12:45 PM at Petoskey Church of Christ on Monroe Street.

Friday meal deliveries are available for local senior communities, homeless shelters and mobility impaired individuals residing in the city of Petoskey. Call (231) 347-3531 to be added to a delivery route.


Community Meals

  

TEMPORARILY POSTPONED

Every Friday evening a delicious aroma floods The Salvation Army which is abuzz with the chorus of staff and volunteers while they prepare the community dinner. The community dinner welcomes all local residents who are hungry; not only for food, but also for companionship. A kind word, a friendly face and a warm meal makes a huge difference in the lives of many participants; most of whom are low income, seniors, or homeless. Often times the community dinner is the only warm meal that a homeless person will receive all week. It is also often the only friendly contact that a senior has with others which strengthens their quality of life. 


Old-Fashioned Sunday Potluck

temporarily postponed during renovation period at new community center

Other Ways We Meet Needs