Mandarin Food Bank

The Mandarin Food Bank is an all-volunteer ministry giving emergency food and clothing to neighbors in the Mandarin community, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, plus holiday meal boxes at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Anyone who lives in Mandarin qualifies, whatever your faith. Bring the documents listed below on your first visit.

Good to know: bring a photo ID, a Social Security number for each family member, and a utility bill, piece of mail, or rent receipt from your Mandarin address dated within the last month. After a visit, you must wait at least 4 weeks before asking again.

The Mandarin Food Bank provides emergency food and clothing to those in need in the Mandarin community. It is a ministry run entirely by volunteers and also provides holiday meal boxes at Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Frequently asked questions

Who can use the Mandarin Food Bank?

Anyone residing in the Mandarin community, regardless of religious affiliation.

What should I bring?

Photo identification, a Social Security number for each family member, and proof of your Mandarin residence — a utility bill, piece of mail, or rent receipt not older than one month.

How often can I come?

You must wait at least 4 weeks between visits for additional assistance.