Roselle Community Food Pantry

Roselle Community Food Pantry Roselle Community Food Pantry was opened in September of 2014. Our mission is to end hunger in the communities we serve. Freely come and we will freely give!

We believe food is a basic human right, and we believe we are called by God to
collect and distribute food to those in need in our community. We also believe that quality of food is important. We're not just stocked with canned vegetables - we have fresh vegetables, fresh bread...and even quality selections of meat. Food is paramount to you and your family's personal health. There is no shame her

e - only the JOY of receiving and the JOY of sharing. God has put a fire in our hearts to share our bounty with those in need. Your visit will enrich our lives and further our faith. Information for Clients

**The food pantry is open to all current residents of Roselle, Bloomingdale and Medinah with drivers license/state identification and current utility/cable bill. No exceptions. This information must be presented at each pantry visit.**

There are no income requirements. Please call for an appointment. Only one person per address may register (regardless of number of family members living there). Clients may receive pantry services once a month. Information for Volunteers

If you would like to volunteer for the food pantry, there are many opportunities to serve. Some current volunteer opportunities:
- Pick-up food donations from our restaurant partners
- Sort and inventory food donations
- Work on pantry days filling client orders or carrying orders to client vehicles
- Clean-up and pantry maintenance

For more information about volunteering, please contact us at 630 529 1309 ext 5 or e-mail Vicki at [email protected].

One donation can become:☞ A week's worth of groceries.☞ Fresh produce for a family.☞ Protein for growing children.☞ Meal...
08/27/2026

One donation can become:

☞ A week's worth of groceries.
☞ Fresh produce for a family.
☞ Protein for growing children.
☞ Meals for a senior.
☞ Hope during a difficult season.

When our community comes together, small acts of generosity create a lasting impact.

Every gift helps us continue serving families throughout our community.

Learn more at https://rosellecommunityfoodpantry.com

Healthy food helps children learn.It helps adults stay healthy enough to work.It helps seniors maintain their independen...
08/25/2026

Healthy food helps children learn.

It helps adults stay healthy enough to work.

It helps seniors maintain their independence.

That's why we're committed to providing fresh produce, dairy, protein, and nutritious pantry staples whenever possible.

Every donation helps make healthier choices available to our neighbors.

Together, we're nourishing our community one family at a time.

Learn more at https://rosellecommunityfoodpantry.com

🥕🍎 Our Shelves Need Fresh Produce — Can You Help?🥔🥦The Roselle Community Food Pantry is currently in urgent need of fres...
08/21/2026

🥕🍎 Our Shelves Need Fresh Produce — Can You Help?🥔🥦

The Roselle Community Food Pantry is currently in urgent need of fresh fruits and vegetables for the families we serve.

If you’re heading to the grocery store or farmers market this weekend, would you consider picking up a little extra for your neighbors?

We especially welcome fresh, sturdy produce such as:
🍎 Apples & oranges
🥔 Potatoes & sweet potatoes
🧅 Onions
🥕 Carrots
🥦 Broccoli & cauliflower
🫑 Peppers
🍅 Tomatoes
🥬 Other fresh fruits and vegetables

You don’t need to fill a cart to make a difference. A bag of apples, a few pounds of potatoes, or an extra bunch of carrots all add up when a community comes together.

📦 Donation Drop-Off:
Wednesday, Friday & Saturday
9:00 AM–12:00 PM

Need to drop off outside those hours? Please contact Vicki at 630-461-9132 to make arrangements.

Fresh produce can be one of the hardest things for food pantries to keep on hand and one of the most important things we can provide.

Roselle, can you help us fill our produce shelves? 💚

Please share this post and help us spread the word!

Many people imagine food insecurity only affects those who are unemployed.The reality is much different.Many pantry gues...
08/20/2026

Many people imagine food insecurity only affects those who are unemployed.

The reality is much different.

Many pantry guests are:
• Working parents
• Seniors living on fixed incomes
• Veterans
• People recovering from illness
• Families facing unexpected expenses

Food insecurity can affect anyone.

Asking for help is a sign of strength—not failure.

Together we're creating a community where no one has to face hunger alone.

08/18/2026

Every smiling face that greets a family...
Every shelf that's stocked...
Every bag that's packed...

It all happens because volunteers choose to serve.

They give their time.
They share their kindness.
They treat every guest with respect and compassion.

Our volunteers don't just distribute food.

They build community.,Interested in volunteering? We'd love to have you join our team.

Contact us at [email protected]

08/13/2026

Even if inflation has slowed, grocery prices remain significantly higher than they were just a few years ago.

For many households, every trip to the grocery store means making difficult decisions.

Should we buy fresh fruit...or stay within budget?

That's why more working families are turning to food pantries—not because they aren't working hard, but because everyday expenses continue to rise.

No one should have to face those decisions alone.

Together, we can make sure every family has access to healthy food.

08/11/2026

A visit to the pantry isn't just about food.

It's about creating room in a family's budget for life's other necessities.

When groceries are covered, families can focus on:
• Paying rent
• Keeping the lights on
• Buying school supplies
• Filling prescriptions
• Catching up on bills

Sometimes one visit can make the difference between overwhelming stress and a little peace of mind.

That's the impact our community makes possible.,Thank you for helping us support our neighbors with dignity.

The start of a new school year should be exciting.But for many families, August also brings a long list of expenses:• Sc...
08/07/2026

The start of a new school year should be exciting.

But for many families, August also brings a long list of expenses:

• School supplies
• New shoes and clothes
• Activity fees
• Transportation costs

When budgets are already stretched, groceries often become the place families try to cut back.

No parent should have to decide between buying notebooks and buying dinner.

The Roselle Community Food Pantry exists so families don't have to make impossible choices.

Need assistance or know someone who does? We're here to help.

Nothing says summer quite like a fresh, juicy peach.When available, we're proud to offer fresh fruits and vegetables bec...
08/05/2026

Nothing says summer quite like a fresh, juicy peach.

When available, we're proud to offer fresh fruits and vegetables because nutritious food helps children learn, adults stay healthy, and seniors remain independent.

Every donation helps us provide fresh, wholesome food—not just full shelves.
Healthy food is an important part of building a healthier community.

Fresh food is always one of the most appreciated items we can provide to our neighbors.

Your Legacy Can Feed Families for Years to Come.August is National Make-A-Will Month—a reminder that a simple plan today...
08/03/2026

Your Legacy Can Feed Families for Years to Come.

August is National Make-A-Will Month—a reminder that a simple plan today can make a lasting difference tomorrow.

Many people use a will to provide for the people they love. Some also choose to leave a gift to organizations that have touched their lives and strengthened their community.

A legacy gift to the Roselle Community Food Pantry helps ensure future generations will always have a place to turn during difficult times.

No matter the size, planned gifts help create a future where fewer families have to worry about where their next meal will come from.

Because caring for your neighbors is a legacy worth leaving.

If you'd like to learn more about including the Roselle Community Food Pantry in your estate plans, we'd be happy to have a confidential conversation.

Address

425 W Irving Park Road
Roselle, IL
60172

Opening Hours

9:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+16304619132

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