The Food Bank at Jefferson First Baptist
The Food Bank at Jefferson First Baptist is located at:
246 Washington Street
Jefferson, GA 30549
Operation Hours:
monday, wednesday (except major holidays)1:00pm - 3:00pmam i eligible to receive food from the food bank?you must be able to show proof of residence in jackson county, georgia and provide a picture i.d. if you do not have a picture i.d., please ask at the desk about alternate identification procedures.where is the food bank located?the food bank is located in the church annex. we are a few blocks north of downtown jefferson. park in the unpaved parking lot behind the main church building. the entrance to the food bank is the front door of the church annex. it is a white building. how can i volunteer to serve in the food bank?volunteers are carefully screened before they may serve in the food bank. for more information, please call the church office at 706-367-8332 and leave your name and phone number. then, the food bank ministry leaders will be able to contact you. please note that recipients of food services may not volunteer until they are no longer receiving food.how can i donate food to the food bank?please call the church office to arrange for a time and place to drop off your food contribution. of course, all food donations must be non-perishable.how can i contribute money to the food bank?please make checks payable to the first baptist church of jefferson. in the memo line, please designate the contribution to the food bank. you may mail the check to the church at po box 395, jefferson, ga 30549 or you may drop the contribution by the church office during regular office hours.for more information, please call.
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The Food Bank at Jefferson First Baptist in provides critical food assistance to residents facing food insecurity.
This food pantry serves as a vital resource, offering nutritious food and support for individuals and families struggling with hunger in .
The Food Bank at Jefferson First Baptist is a nonprofit organization dedicated to collecting, storing, and distributing food to those in need.
They often provide fresh produce, dairy, and protein, supporting healthy diets during tough times.
Additionally, many food banks offer nutrition education and outreach programs to help families make healthier choices.
Service hours may vary—it's best to call ahead or check their website or social channels before visiting.
