We Support the Madison County Food Pantry
The Madison County Food Pantry
Operating since 1981 and partners with Mid-Ohio Food Bank.
numerous businesses organizations, churches and individuals provide support.
125 S. Oak Street, London OH 43140
Phone 740-852-5822
Website: www.madisoncountyfoodpantry.org
We support the Madison County Food Pantry through donations of food and toiletries. We also offer support through volunteers to work at the food pantry.
The Madison County Food Pantry is asking for donations of
canned tuna, crackers, and bagged or boxed breakfast cereal
We have donation bins here at the church.
If you are interested in these opportunities, please contact Gail Baker, 740-852-0462 or gail@londonfumc.org.
Mission
To make sure no child in our community goes to bed hungry.
The Madison County Food Pantry provides no cost food to low income residents in a non-judgmental and positive way. Clients may visit once each calendar month and receive enough food for a family of four to have three meals a day for at least five days.
The Pantry is 100% staffed by volunteers and is funded by donations and grants from churches, organizations, businesses and individuals. It is designated as a 501(C)3 non-profit corporation by the IRS.
Operating since 1981 and partners with Mid-Ohio Food Bank.
numerous businesses organizations, churches and individuals provide support.
125 S. Oak Street, London OH 43140
Phone 740-852-5822
Website: www.madisoncountyfoodpantry.org
We support the Madison County Food Pantry through donations of food and toiletries. We also offer support through volunteers to work at the food pantry.
The Madison County Food Pantry is asking for donations of
canned tuna, crackers, and bagged or boxed breakfast cereal
We have donation bins here at the church.
If you are interested in these opportunities, please contact Gail Baker, 740-852-0462 or gail@londonfumc.org.
Mission
To make sure no child in our community goes to bed hungry.
The Madison County Food Pantry provides no cost food to low income residents in a non-judgmental and positive way. Clients may visit once each calendar month and receive enough food for a family of four to have three meals a day for at least five days.
The Pantry is 100% staffed by volunteers and is funded by donations and grants from churches, organizations, businesses and individuals. It is designated as a 501(C)3 non-profit corporation by the IRS.
Madison County Food Pantry News:
Each month one of the Panty’s sponsoring churches is asked to provide volunteers to assist with food distribution. May was FUMC’s designated month and the Church really delivered! There were volunteers for almost every time the Pantry was open, and the help was MUCH appreciated!
As expected, demand for assistance from the Pantry has not stopped as reflected below for the period January through May 2025.
Pantry customers can be provided food once per month and some customers do come every month. The figures do include those multiple visits but reflect total families served throughout the period.
The total number of households served was 1371.
Number of seniors served (age 60+) 715
Number of adults served (18-59) 2649
Number of children served (birth-17) 1614
Total number of people served 4976
As expected, demand for assistance from the Pantry has not stopped as reflected below for the period January through May 2025.
Pantry customers can be provided food once per month and some customers do come every month. The figures do include those multiple visits but reflect total families served throughout the period.
The total number of households served was 1371.
Number of seniors served (age 60+) 715
Number of adults served (18-59) 2649
Number of children served (birth-17) 1614
Total number of people served 4976
Let us know if you have a question, or would like to donate!