KEWASKUM COMMUNITY PANTRY UA
EIN 46-2065335 · Homeless Centers (P85)
What they do
The Kewaskum Community Pantry Was Created to Provide Immediate Relief to Those In Need In The Kewaskum School District Area. The Pantry Will Be Distributed Based On Family Size. Each Person Who is In Need May Use The Pantry 1 Time Per Week. In Order to Qualify for Food The Patron Must Present A Photo ID and Either Reside In The Kewaskum School District or Belong to One The Churches In Kewaskum School District. The Kewaskum Community Pantry Currently Offers Food and Clothing to Individuals That Are In Need and Plans to Continue to So In The Future. The Pantry Receives Donations From Local Churches, Individuals and Other Organizations. The Goal of The Pantry is to Provide Assistance for All People That Need It In The Kewaskum Community.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2015
- Location
- 1504 Reigle Drive, Kewaskum, WI 53040
- County
- Washington
- In care of
- Dan Kudex