
For Immediate Release – December 19, 2023
Eastern Illinois Foodbank Distributing Food in January
Eastern Illinois Foodbank (EIF) is distributing food to area families facing food insecurity. The Foodmobile will travel throughout East Central Illinois during the month of January. Those attending are asked to bring boxes or bags to transport food.
The distribution is part of the Foodbank’s Foodmobile Program, a system of mobile food pantries designed to help bring nutritious food to rural or underserved areas.
Those planning to attend should pre-register at www.EIFclient.com, although doing so does not guarantee a place in line. Income guidelines are as follows:
Wednesday, January 3 in Clark County (first Wednesday of each month)
Westfield: United Methodist Church (225 S. Madison St.) 9-9:30am
Casey: United Methodist Church (703 N. Central Ave.) 10-10:45am
Marshall: New Rivers Church (306 Archer Ave.) 11:30am-12:15pm
West Union: Earl’s Supper Club (lot to the east) 1-1:30pm
Thursday, January 4 in Cumberland County (first Thursday of each month)
Montrose: Village Hall (203 National Rd.) 10:30-11:15am
Jewett: Community Center (806 Adams St.) 11:45am-12:15pm
Greenup: ERBA (115 S. Kentucky St.) 1-2pm
Toledo: Toledo Christian Church (501 S. Maryland St.) 2:30-3pm
Neoga: Neoga Community Food Pantry (118 E. 6th St.) 4-5pm
Monday, January 8 in Clay County (second Monday of each month)
Xenia: Band Stand (Front St.) 9-9:30am
Flora: Rotary Park (847 E. North Ave.) 10-11am
Clay City: Lot (500 S. Main St.) 11:30-12pm
Louisville: Louisville Baseball Field (700 Park Dr.) 1-1:45pm
Wednesday, January 10 in Coles County (second Wednesday of each month)
Humboldt: Fire Department (400 Commercial St.) 9-9:30am
Oakland: Main St. & Walnut St. 10-10:30am
Ashmore: Ashmore Community Center (211 S. Illinois St.) 11-11:30am
Lerna: Main St. & 5th St. 12:30-1pm
Mattoon: Old State Village Manufactured Housing Community (1501 Old State Rd.) 1:30-2:15pm
Thursday, January 11 in Jasper & Crawford Counties (second Thursday of each month)
Newton: Newton ERBA (904 W. Jourdan St.) 9-9:30am
Willow Hill: The Edge (105 Cumberland Rd.) 10-10:30am
Oblong: Bertram Building (202 E. Main St.) 11-11:30am
Hutsonville: Lot (100 S. Main St.) 12:30-1pm
Monday, January 15 in Moultrie County (third Monday of each month)
*ROUTE ABBREVIATED DUE TO MLK DAY AND WILL RETURN TO NORMAL SCHEDULE IN FEBRUARY*
Arthur: Arthur Southern Baptist Church (530 N. Vine St.) 8:30-9:15am
Lovington: First Christian Church (301 S. County St.) 9:45-10:30am
Sullivan: Sullivan United Methodist Church (216 W. Jefferson St.) 11-11:30am
Tuesday, January 16 in Edgar County (third Tuesday of each month)
Brocton: Brocton Park (S. Boyer Ave.) 8:30-9am
Redmon: intersection of Oak St. & 2nd St. 9:30-10am
Kansas: Kansas UMC Food Pantry (200 Buena Vista St.) 10:30-11am
Hume: Russell Grafton Park 12-12:30pm
Metcalf: Crawford St. (across from Fire Department) 12:45-1pm
Chrisman: Chrisman Christian Church Food Pantry (202 W. Madison St.) 1:30-2:30pm
Wednesday, January 17 in Piatt County (third Wednesday of each month)
Atwood: Atwood Area Food Pantry (231 N. Illinois St.) 9-9:30am
Cerro Gordo: God’s Lifeline (104 E. Carter St.) 10:15-10:45am
Bement: Veterans Park 11:15-11:45am
Mansfield: US 150 & Washington St. 1-1:30pm
Tuesday, January 23 in Vermilion County (south) (fourth Tuesday of each month)
Sidell: Prospect Bank (504 Chicago St.) 11:30am-12pm
Fairmount: Court St. & Main St. 12:30-1pm
Catlin: former IGA (102 N. Sandusky St.) 1:30-2pm
Georgetown: First Church of Christ (503 N. Main St.) 2:45-3:30pm
Ridge Farm: Ward Park 4-4:30pm
Thursday, January 25 in Douglas County (fourth Thursday of each month)
Villa Grove: Harrison Park 8:30-9:15am
Camargo: Opal Thompson Park 9:30-10am
Hindsboro: Hindsboro Civic Center 10:45-11:15am
Newman: Newman City Park (across from post office) 11:45am-12:15pm
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.
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