Where Can You Find Great Falls’ Food Pantries?

Right now, things are tough in America for the underprivileged. The government just keeps cutting away at things that can help people like LIAP. (That helped people pay their electric/heating bills in the winter. It's a good thing that's gone.)

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Now, both parties in their attempts to blame everything on one party or the other, have ended up putting Americans in a tricky situation:

• Will it be food or will it be health insurance?

There really IS MONEY FOR SNAP that the government doesn't want to use because then they couldn't blame the other party for their misdeeds. If you want proof, it's here. And here, and here, and here, and finally, here to see the dirty little secret congress and the senate are hiding from us while they have their DC pissing match.

(There are more places to get proof that we don't need to starve children or senior citizens in America. They just want to right now. After 5 places proving my point, it's time to move on.)

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I'm not here for a debate. While the yahoos in Washington are trying to get people to believe a load of hooey, I thought I'd give you places where you can make a donation to help fellow Montanans in need, or maybe you need to visit them yourselves.

Here's Where You Can Donate In Great Falls

The Great Falls Public Schools have a list on their Facebook page where you can either help, or get some help with food and maybe even toiletries.

• Great Falls Community Food Bank, 1620 12th Avenue North, open Monday through Friday 8:30-11:30 and 1:00-3:30pm. You'll need a photo ID and proof of address if possible
• St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, 426 Central Avenue West, Open Monday through Friday 9a-3p, groceries and hygiene items available
• Salvation Army of Great Falls, 1000 17th Avenue South, open Monday through Friday 9a-4p. Pantry access one time per month per household. Meal assistance available
• NeighborWorks Community Food Market, 509 1st Avenue South, open Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm-6pm offering fresh produce and pantry items while they last
• Mercy Vineyard Church Food Pantry, 800 1st Avenue North, open the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month from 10a-12p. No ID needed, drive through pantry open to anyone in need
• HopeWorx Community Center, 501 1st Avenue North, Suite 121, open Monday through Friday 10am to 4pm. Free meals, snacks, access to community pantry, hygiene items, support groups and resource connections