Holiday Hours
2026
Food Pantry Hours :
Memorial Day - Monday May 25th
Independence Day - Friday July 3rd
Labor Day - Monday September 7th
Christmas- Friday December 25th
Clothing Room Hours
New Years- Tuesday Jan 1st
Thanksgiving- Thursday Nov 26th
Christmas - Tuesday Dec 22nd - Thursday Dec 31st
*If Maryville R2 Schools closed due to weather, please check our Facebook site for up to date closings of the Ministry Center.
OUR SERVICES
1
FOOD PANTRY
Food and toiletry items are distributed to qualifying Nodaway County residents in need. Registered individuals and families may use the food pantry once per calendar month. Federal income guidelines apply.
2
FEDERAL FOOD ASSISTANCE QUALIFICATIONS
2024 Federal Income Requirements for the FOOD PANTRY:
Household of 1= monthly income less than $2322
Household of 2= monthly income less than $3151
Household of 3= monthly income less than $3981
Household of 4= monthly income less than $4810
Household of 5= monthly income less than $5639
Household of 6= monthly income less than $6469
Household of 7= monthly income less than $7298
Household of 8= monthly income less than $8128
3
CLOTHING ROOM
Clothing, blankets and household items are distributed to area residents in need. Registered individuals and families are able to use the clothing room two times per calendar month. Federal Income guidelines are not required for using the Clothing Room.
BROWN BAGS
During the summer when school is not in session, qualifying families with school-age children receive supplemental food items that children can prepare for themselves. This is in addition to items received from the Food Pantry.
CSFP BOXES
Referred to as "Senior Boxes", these boxes come prepackaged from Second Harvest Food Bank to the Ministry Center.
Seniors who are 60+, qualify financially and are unable to access the Food Pantry receive these boxes delivered to their home by volunteer drivers.
BACKPACK BUDDIES
A backpack of food items is distributed to qualifying children throughout the county to supplement them with food for the weekend. (Many children rely on the free breakfast and lunch they receive at school).
This program is funded by The Ministry Center, but Community Services oversees it. Funds that are donated for this program are kept separate from the general funds of the food pantry.
ENERGY ASSISTANCE
The Ministry Center donates $2000 per month to Community Services to help with energy assistance needs for clients.
LOCAL FOOD DRIVES
Help feed the hungry in our community by hosting a FOOD DRIVE with your school, church, or organization.
Maryville Optimist Club
South Nodaway Schools
Maryville Middle School
Burlington Junction United Methodist Church