Provides emergency clothing and food to individuals in need; accepts donations accepted during business hours.

Food shelf may be used once per month; will not turn anyone away. Food and supplies should last 3 - 4 days.

Emergency food shelf for Cokato area residents in need. Use is limited to monthly, with six uses total, after which they are required to meet with one of the area pastors before receiving more help.

Provides food for people in Koochiching County. They will also serve people after hours.

Emergency food for people who need groceries once a week. Clients can choose from available items at the food shelf which include fresh food and non-perishable food. Food donations are accepted. Visit website for a list of current donation requests: https://www.redwingfoodshelf.org/donate

Operates a network of five partner food shelves in which clients shop for their own food and have the opportunity to meet with a volunteer to learn about additional resources. Also operates a Nutrition Assistance Program for older adults in Burnsville, Farmington, Lakeville, and Rosemount, which provides monthly food support to low-income older adults.

Case management services for families who request budget counseling, personal counseling and other long-term professional services. Financial assistance for rent (when available), deposit, diapers, uniforms, car repairs, prescriptions. Funding is very limited at this time. Food shelf; referrals to food shelves as needed for residents of other cities. Youth food shelf Gas vouchers and bus tokens HeatShare, seasonal services, back to school supplies, free yearly phone home program, Family Camp, and emergency disaster services Vouchers for clothing, bedding and kitchen items

Emergency food for area residents

Financial assistance for rent payments and other special needs. Note: limited funding is available for all three counties and only available on a case by case basis; call for details. Reason to Smile: Low-cost dental services available to Dakota County residents Food shelf and clothing closet usage is limited to once a month. Clients shop from current inventory. Food distribution usage is limited to twice a month. Clients receive pre-selected food, usually, produce, but it may also include other items if available. In partnership with Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Seasonal programs include Toy Shop; Family, Teen, and Kids Camps; Back to School Project; and Coats for Kids.

- Provides food to low income families or families in emergency situations - Accepts donations and provides volunteer opportunities

Emergency food shelf offering a client choice shopping model. Residents may shop four times a month. Once per month for a full shop. A full shop includes all food and items in the warehouse with limitations on non-perishables and once per week for perishables such as fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, and bakery.

Food shelf with mainly non-perishable food; usually some fresh produce and some frozen meats. - May have diapers and personal care items on occasion - Accepts donations of food and infant needs - Amounts limited by family size - Clients may visit once a month unless they have emergency needs and need to visit more often

Provides a 3-day supply of food in emergency situations; accepts donations and offers volunteer opportunities

A food pantry providing dry goods, fresh produce, fruit, bread, dairy, bakery items, and meat. Coffee and donuts are served before distribution.

Distributes a 5-day supply of food one time per month; may request a second visit to be approved. Stocked with non-perishable items that meet specific medical diet requirements. In addition to food, this program can provide: - Guidance regarding existing programs that address medical needs - Advocacy throughout the application process for programs that address medical needs - Nutrition education - Food preparation instruction - Referrals to other agencies that can provide support

Three - four day supply of food is provided. Quantity is based on size of family. Families may come once per month for food and once per week for bread and perishables.

Community food shelf providing shelf-stable food and personal hygiene items

- Volunteer-run organization that distributes emergency food - Emergency visits and delivery are available upon request between distribution dates - More than 90% of donations are used to purchase food. Offers nutritious foods, including dairy, eggs, meat, fruit, and vegetables. - An additional goal is to offer nutritious food that is: - Low in carbohydrates - Low sodium - Nonperishable

Provides food for individuals and families in need or emergencies. Donations are accepted. Volunteer opportunities available for those interested.

- 5 to 7 day supply of food provided per visit according to size of household. Households can utilize the food shelf once a month. - Offers pre-packed food delivery to individuals who may be homebound or in specific situations

Emergency food pantry provides food for three days (9 meals)

- Food Distribution: Provides meat and fresh bread. - Food Pantry: Provides a dry food pantry. There is no limit on quantity of food nor how often people can visit.

Members of households may "shop" once a month for a variety of food. Amount of food provided is based on how many people reside in the household. Other times during the month households may receive produce and bread.

An emergency food shelf for persons in need, can be used once a month. Will also provide food delivery for those who are homebound.

Clients can receive one food order per month and need to bring their own box or basket; various produce available daily; produce give-away offered once per month; food donations accepted Three options to receive food: - Curbside: Pull up to the front door and stop by the stop sign and call; sign with the phone number is outside by the stop sign - Delivery: Delivers food to individuals without transportation that are unable to have a friend or family member pick up; call to request delivery - In-person: Bring personal bags and boxes