Manitou Springs Community Food Pantry

Open to to the Public at 1 PM - 2 PM every Wednesday at the St. Andrew's Parish Hall driveway at 110 Canon Avenue, Manitou Springs.

The Manitou Springs Community Food Pantry, graciously hosted at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, stands as a beacon of support and care in the Manitou Springs community. Dedicated to addressing food insecurity, the pantry offers a wide array of nutritious food options, available to all individuals and families in need within the community. With its open doors and welcoming atmosphere, the pantry serves an impressive 80-85 families each week, reflecting its deep commitment to ensuring that no one in the Manitou Springs area goes hungry. This initiative not only provides essential sustenance but also fosters a sense of unity and mutual support among community members.

Support the MANITOPU sPRINGS Community PANTRY

Financial support is vital for the Manitou Springs Community Food Pantry to continue its invaluable work. Monetary donations directly contribute to maintaining and expanding the range of nutritious food options available to those in need. Every contribution, no matter the size, has a significant impact, enabling the pantry to sustain its weekly service to 80-85 families. By financially supporting this ministry, donors become integral partners in a communal effort that stretches far beyond mere food provision – they help in building a network of care and support that strengthens the entire Manitou Springs community. This financial assistance ensures the pantry's ability to not only meet the current demands but also to plan for future needs, adapting and growing in response to the evolving challenges faced by those it serves.

Volunteering at the Community Food Bank

Volunteering at the Manitou Springs Community Food Pantry is an opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of many. By donating their time and skills, volunteers become a crucial part of a team that works tirelessly to alleviate hunger in the Manitou Springs community. The roles are varied, ranging from organizing and distributing food to engaging directly with the families being served. Each volunteer brings unique talents and energy, contributing to a warm, welcoming environment that extends far beyond food provision. It's not just about filling shelves or sorting items; it's about building connections, offering a listening ear, and creating a space where everyone feels valued and supported. This ministry is not only a chance to give back but also an enriching experience that fosters community bonds, personal growth, and a deeper understanding of compassion and service.

Please contact Chelle Tomasik by email at standrewsmanitou@gmail.com.