Located in Indianapolis, IN, One Body Ministries is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals and families facing difficult times. Our food pantry ensures that no one in our community goes hungry by offering emergency food supplies to meet basic nutritional needs. We strive to create a welcoming environment where those in need can find not just food, but also compassion and support. To access our services, please reach out to us to learn more about availability and how to schedule an appointment. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against hunger.

The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the health and nutrition of vulnerable populations including pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and young children at risk for nutrition-related issues. With a strong emphasis on nutrition education, the program empowers mothers to make informed dietary choices through its comprehensive services, which include personalized nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and access to nutritious foods. Additionally, WIC connects families to essential health and social services, ensuring a holistic approach to wellness. To qualify for WIC, applicants must meet income criteria, which includes those enrolled in Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise, Food Stamps, and TANF. Services are conveniently available at various locations throughout Marion County, and we encourage you to reach out to your nearest WIC clinic for assistance and to make an appointment.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to low-income households, ensuring that everyone has access to the nourishment they need. Through SNAP, eligible individuals can obtain benefits that facilitate the purchase of a wide array of food products intended for human consumption, with the exception of hot meals and certain restricted items like alcoholic beverages and pet food. Accessing these benefits is simple and convenient with the Hoosier Works EBT card, which functions like a debit card for grocery shopping. Eligibility for SNAP is determined by household income and size, and those seeking assistance can easily apply online. Quick support is offered to qualifying households, with benefits typically granted within seven days for certain applicants. Our mission is to alleviate hunger in our community, one meal at a time, empowering families to thrive.

The Oncology Patient Assistance Fund, part of Community Health Network in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to easing the financial strain that cancer patients face during their treatment journey. We provide essential financial assistance for vital needs, including gas to ensure transportation to appointments, groceries to keep families nourished, and medications necessary for fighting cancer. Our mission is to support patients and their loved ones, ensuring they can focus on what truly matters—healing and recovery.

Located in Indianapolis, IN, the Stephen Talley Community Garden is dedicated to cultivating both fruits and vegetables that support our local food bank, ensuring individuals in need have access to nutritious food options. Our community garden not only addresses food insecurity through food assistance programs but also serves as a vital educational resource for young people, teaching them the invaluable skills of growing their own food and promoting the importance of healthy eating for a vibrant life. We invite everyone to join us in our mission to enhance community health and well-being through sustainable practices and hands-on learning.

Located in Indianapolis, IN, the Faith UCC Food Pantry serves as a vital resource for households facing food insecurity. Committed to battling hunger, we provide essential food assistance to individuals and families in need, ensuring that everyone receives the nutrition necessary for their well-being. Our welcoming approach means that no proof of residence is required; our doors are open to all who seek support. In response to the ongoing challenges posed by COVID-19, we have adapted our services to offer a convenient pre-packaged drive-through pantry on the third Saturday of each month, from 9:00 a.m. until approximately 10:30 a.m. or until supplies last. Guests are invited to join us in the church parking lot, where our dedicated volunteers will assist them throughout the process. We are here to share what we have and to foster a community where no one goes hungry.

At God's Bounty's Food Pantry in Indianapolis, we are dedicated to fighting hunger and providing essential food assistance to families in Franklin Township, Marion County, and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to ensure that those facing food insecurity have access to nutritious, supplemental food that meets their basic needs. We believe that everyone deserves the right to food, and our pantry is here to offer support and nourishment to help our community thrive, one meal at a time.

Feed The Need is dedicated to combating food insecurity in Indianapolis, IN by providing essential food assistance to households in need. Our mission is to ensure that hungry families receive quality nutrition to support their well-being. We offer vital groceries on the second Saturday of each month at Church 52 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., helping those who struggle to meet their basic nutritional needs. While we take a break in December, we invite families to register for our services and join us in our commitment to nourish our community and uplift those facing hunger.

Cynthia H. Hubert Community Cupboard, a mobile food pantry operated by Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, is dedicated to addressing the urgent nutritional needs of our Indianapolis, IN community. We provide essential food assistance to ensure everyone has access to basic nutritional staples. Our welcoming service allows neighbors to visit as often as necessary and empowers them to pick up food for multiple households at once. In addition to emergency food support, we collaborate with community partners to periodically offer valuable services like medical care, vaccinations, WIC, SNAP assistance, and insurance information. Together, we strive to foster a healthier community where everyone can thrive.

Home Delivered Meals in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to providing nourishing and convenient food assistance for homebound individuals. Our program specializes in delivering both hot and frozen meals directly to those who need them most, ensuring that everyone has access to healthy dining options. With an emphasis on heart-healthy and diabetic-friendly menus, we accommodate specific dietary needs so that our clients can enjoy meals that cater to their health requirements. Additionally, we accept Medicaid Waivers, making our services even more accessible to those in need. Trust us to bring warmth and sustenance right to your doorstep.

The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors with chronic care needs by providing comprehensive medical and supportive services that allow them to maintain their independence at home. Our program ensures that participants receive a full spectrum of care, including adult daycare, nutrition counseling, various therapies, meals, medical care, dental and vision care, in-home assistance, hospital and nursing home care, and transportation services. Though all enrollees qualify for nursing home care, only a small fraction actually reside in such facilities, as PACE focuses on delivering the necessary support to keep seniors in their communities. Funded through Medicare and Medicaid, our mission is to offer personalized, coordinated care that meets the individual needs of each participant.

St. Vincent Women's Hospital in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare tailored specifically for women and their families. As the only women’s medical hospital in Indiana with both family-centered Level IV Maternal Care and the state's largest Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, we are uniquely positioned to support high-risk pregnancies and critically ill newborns. Our comprehensive services ensure that mothers and babies receive the highest standard of care, from emergency medicine and maternity services to nutrition support and pastoral care. With a focus on both maternal and neonatal health, we coordinate seamless physician-to-physician transfers through our St. Vincent One Call system, ensuring timely access to critical care when needed. The Perinatal Center of Excellence located on our campus brings together a team of specialized maternal and neonatal experts, dedicated to offering the best possible outcomes for every family we serve.

Crooked Creek Food Pantry (CCFP) warmly welcomes individuals and families in Pike Township and the west side of Meridian Street in Washington Township, as well as patients from the Eskenazi Health Center Pecar, to access essential food assistance services. Our client choice model allows visitors to select nutritious food items, including fresh fruits, meats, vegetables, and dairy, ensuring that everyone's needs are met with dignity. In addition to emergency food supplies, we strive to offer personal hygiene items and diapers when available. Families can visit our pantry twice each month, fostering a supportive community resource where individuals can obtain the basics necessary for a healthy lifestyle. Stay updated with the latest information by following us on social media.