Client-Choice Pantry Hours
Monday 1:00—4:00 p.m.
Tuesday 2:30—5:30 p.m.
Wednesday 1:00—4:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m.
 
When you arrive to shop, please park in our parking lot, put on a face covering and enter our lobby. Only ONE individual per household is allowed inside Loaves & Fishes.

In order to keep our clients, volunteers, & staff safe, please review the following guidelines:

• Visitors are only allowed to have one person per household inside the building to shop for groceries. (We understand that this will be difficult for some households, accommodations can be made as needed.)
• Clients, volunteers, & staff need to wash their hands regularly and utilize hand sanitizer when appropriate
• Volunteers & staff will wipe down surfaces and sanitize high touch areas on a regular basis
• Clients are asked to only touch food items that you are choosing to put in your cart
• Shopper Helpers & clients are asked to follow the shopping path and we ask that you do not return to a section once you have already shopped in that area to maintain social distancing

 
*Loaves & Fishes reserves the right to change any of the guidelines listed above at any time as needed.

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Help us fight hunger in our community. Your gift will help end hunger and improve the health of our community.

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​To mail your donation, please send to:
​701 E Maine, Enid, OK  73701.

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If you are experiencing any signs or symptoms of illness, please stay home & do not come to Loaves & Fishes. You may send a family member, friend, or neighbor with your photo ID & a dated signed letter giving them permission to pick up food on your behalf.

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In 2021, we distributed average of 41,000 pounds of food a month to
average of 500 families per month.

In 2022 we partnered with the United States Postal Carriers in Garfield County for a Food Drive. That Food Drive brought in just over 24,000 pounds of food.

48% of our clients are families
with seniors and children.

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