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Households may receive groceries for three meals for three days once a week at
one of our grocery distribution sites:
Clinton, Old Saybrook, Old Lyme,
or Westbrook. Fresh meats, fruits, and vegetables
are supplemented with canned goods, nonperishable products, and other food
items.
Heat-n-eat meals are also
available at the 4 distribution sites. These are meals that are already
prepared, packaged, and frozen. Most of these meals have been donated by
local restaurants, either on an ongoing, weekly basis or in the event that they
have extra food not sold to the public. All meals are fresh when our
volunteers first receive them for packaging.
On your first visit to one of our grocery distribution sites, you will be asked
to complete a short registration form. The Pantry Manager keeps all
personal information on this form confidential. All groceries and heat-n-eat meals
are provided free of charge, and you will have the option of choosing items your
family prefers.
Join us. You are not alone.
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Tuesdays
1:30 - 2:30 pm
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St. Mark’s Church
222 McVeagh Rd., Westbrook |
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Tuesdays
4:00 - 5:00 pm
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Old Saybrook Congregational
366 Main St., Old Saybrook |
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Wednesdays
6 - 7:00 pm
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Episcopal Church
of the Holy Advent
81 East Main Street, Clinton |
Saturdays
9:30 - 11:00 am |
First Congregational Church of Old Lyme
2 Ferry Rd., Old Lyme |
Food Distributed Sample
for a single person
(larger families are given more
proportionately)
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1 can tuna
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1 jar peanut butter
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1 lbs pasta
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1 jar pasta sauce
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1 package rice a roni
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1 canned meat product
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1 can beans
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1 can vegetable
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1 can fruit
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1 can juice concentrate
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1 packaged dessert item
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1 can soup
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1 box breakfast cereal
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Fresh meat
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Fresh vegetable
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Fresh fruit
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Eggs
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Margarine
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Heat-n-eat meals (if needed)
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Choice of bread and desserts
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Choice of 1 miscellaneous item
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