Champaign
C-U Public Health District’s GET FRESH Farmers’ Market
Fresh and healthy food available at weekly Farmers' Market.
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Bethany
Bethany’s Farmers’ Market
Highway 21
(217) 665-3453
Offers fresh produce, meat and baked goods
Bloomington
United Way of McLean County 2-1-1
Call 2-1-1- in McLean, Livingston, and DeWitt counties to get help with utilitiy bills, food, shelter and more.
Bloomington
Midwest Food Bank
Gathers large food donations from nationwide corporations and distributes them to social service organizations, as well as national disaster sites, at no charge.
Champaign
Restoration Urban Ministries
Provides services to individuals, families and single parents.
Champaign
Salvation Army Pantry (Champaign)
(217) 373-5014
(217) 373-5014
Offers food, shelter and clothing
Services
Champaign
First United Methodist Church Food Pantry
Collect, organize and periodically deliver food donations to needy families; to purchase perishable goods as needed; there are two referrals per week.
Services
Champaign
Greater Community AIDS Project
PO Box 713
(217) 351-2437
Supports HIV-infected persons and their families
Services
Champaign
Family Service of Champaign County, First Call for Help
A private social service agency aiding people across generations.
Champaign
Champaign County Bikes
A group of citizens working together to make Champaign County, Illinois the most bicyclist friendly county in the Midwest.
Services
Champaign
C-U Safe Routes to School Project
Aims to make walking and bicycling to school safe and appealing for children.
Services
Champaign
Champaign Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC)
Nutrition, counseling, and food support for qualifying moms with kids age 5 and under
Champaign
Champaign Farmers’ Market on North First Street
Food, crafts, and music available in downtown Champaign.
Champaign
Prosperity Garden
Don Moyers Boys and Girls Club Prosperity Garden Engages Youth to Grow and Sell Healthy Food
Champaign
C-U Public Health District’s Summer Food Program
201 W. Kenyon Rd
(217) 352-7961
Free breakfast, lunch and snacks available weekdays to those 18 years old and younger.
Services
Champaign
C-U Public Health District’s CATCH Program
CATCH is a school-based program that strives to get children moving and eating right.
Services
Champaign
C-U Public Health District
This agency's mission is to protect and improve the health of the people of Champaign, Urbana, and Rantoul.
Services
Champaign
Champaign Public Library, Main Branch
The main public library in the city of Champaign.
Services
Champaign
SmileHealthy
SmileHealthy is a non-profit organization that works with the community to meet the oral health needs of underserved children and families.
Services
Champaign
Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery On-Farm Market
On-Farm sales at Prairie Fruits Farm
Services
Champaign
Sunshine Harvest Sharing Project for Champaign-Urbana
Donate surplus fresh produce from your backyard garden to local food pantries and soup kitchens.
Services
Champaign
Champaign Church of the Brethren Food Pantry
1210 N. Neil
(217) 398-5127
Food assistance with agency referral.
Services
Champaign
Daily Bread Soup Kitchen at New Covenant Fellowship
124 W. White St.
no phone
Serves Champaign County
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Champaign
Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal Sack Lunch Program
208 W. University Ave.
no phone
Serves Champaign and Urbana
Services
Champaign
Faith Baptist Church Food Pantry
4601 N. Market St.
(217) 643-2351
Serves Champaign and Urbana
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Champaign
Grace Lutheran Church Food Pantry
313 S. Prospect
no phone
Serves Champaign County
Services
Champaign
TIMES Center Soup Kitchen
70 E. Washington
(217) 398-7785
Serves Champaign County
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Charleston
The Charleston Soup Stop
Charleston Soup Stop serves up hot meals to anyone in need
Services
Danville
Downtown Danville Farmers’ Market
Homegrown, home-baked and handmade items available for sale in the front lawn of the Danville Public Library on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7:00a - 12:30p.
Danville
United Way of Danville Area
Connects people in need with people who can best assist that need.
Fisher
Fisher Area Food Pantry
101 E Sangamon St
(217) 897-1292
Food assistance for Fisher area residents.
Services
Mahomet
Mahomet Helping Hands Food Pantry
804 S. Market St.
no phone
Serves Mahomet-Seymour
Services
Mansfield
Martha’s Cupboard
106 Oliver St.
(217) 489-3561
Martha's Cupboard is a food pantry in Mansfield serving Piatt County.
Services
Ogden
Ogden Council of Churches Food Pantry
105 W. Main
(217) 898-5186
Serving Homer, Royal, Ogden, Flatville & Penfield
Rantoul
Rantoul Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC)
Nutrition, counseling, and food support for qualifying moms with kids age 5 and under
Services
Rantoul
Community Service Center of N Champ Co Food Pantry
520 E. Wabash
no phone
Serves Northern Champaign County
Services
Sadorus
Sadorus Community Food Pantry
Market St.
(217) 377-9762
Area served is West of I-57/South of Monticello Rd/East of Seymour Rd/North of Co Line Rd
Services
Savoy
Savoy Recreation Center
Provides facilities and recreational opportunities to increase community health.
Springfield
Central Illinois Foodbank
The Central Illinois Foodbank's website will help you find food in the 21 counties it serves.
Services
Springfield
Land of Lincoln Goodwill Industries, Inc.
We empower people with special needs to become self-sufficient through the power of work.
Services
Urbana
East Central Illinois Refugee Mutual Assistance Center
Functions as a mini-social services agency, helping immigrants and refugees adjust to life in Champaign County
Urbana
The Bike Project of Urbana-Champaign
The Bike Project co-op offers a space, tools, and community to repair bikes, share knowledge, hold classes, and advocate for bikes in Urbana-Champaign
Services
Urbana
U of I Campus Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC)
Nutrition, counseling, and food support for qualifying moms with kids age 5 and under
Urbana
Urbana’s Market at the Square
Presents locally grown produce, meat, dairy, and baked goods along with other made-in-Illinois goods.
Urbana
Urbana’s Market at the Square- SPROUTS Program
Encourages kids to try new foods and teaches them where their food comes from.
Services
Urbana
Eastern Illinois Foodbank
The foodbank's website will help you find food in the 14 counties it serves.
Services
Urbana
Local Foodbank Presents Information Booth on Saturday mornings
Eastern Illinois Foodbank and Urbana's Market at the Square Team Up
Services
Urbana
The Sustainable Student Farm
The Sustainable Student Farm in conjunction with the Illini Union offers campus-grown produce.
Services
Urbana
ACCESS Initiative
ACCESS Initiative is a new System of Care in Champaign County to help youth (ages 10-18) function better at home, in school, in the community, and throughout life.
Services
Urbana
The Up Center of Champaign County
A multi-service agency serving youth and adults in the LGBTQ and ally community of Champaign County.
Urbana
Wesley Evening Food Pantry
An evening food pantry providing food and community resources; meets on the third Thursday of each month.
Urbana
Persons Assuming Control of Their Environment, PACE
PACE promotes the full participation of people with disabilities in the rights and responsibilities of society.
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