Celebrate Recovery Free Meal - Fayette First United Methodist
Free meal Thursdays at 6:30pm followed by recovery meeting.
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- Fellowship hall of Fayette First UMC.
12 programs for food pantries, meal sites and SNAP help in Fayette County, Alabama, including 6 local options. Phone numbers, who qualifies and what to bring. Call first: funding opens and closes.
Free meal Thursdays at 6:30pm followed by recovery meeting.
No phone listed · Website ↗Christian Center of Concern - Fayette
Volunteer food pantry; first three Wednesdays of the month 8-10:30am.
(205) 412-4550Food pantry.
No phone listed · Website ↗Free breakfast last Saturday of each month at 9am, plus groceries (rice, beans, canned goods); call or text to ask about delivery.
(659) 213-8695Good Shepherd Foundation
Food pantry; 4th Tuesday 4-6pm (serving as needed while building is under construction).
(205) 534-3104West Alabama Regional Commission
Local aging office: Medicare counseling, in-home waivers, meals, caregiver support.
205-333-2990Free, 24/7 referral line. Finds the smaller church and community funds near their address that open up week to week. Also 1-888-421-1266, or text a ZIP code to 898-211.
2-1-1Regional food bank
Finds the food pantries, mobile markets and meal sites nearest the client's address.
(205) 333-5353Alabama Department of Senior Services
One number that connects older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers to local aging services and benefits help.
1-800-243-5463Alabama Department of Public Health
Healthy foods, nutrition education and breastfeeding support.
1-888-942-4673U.S. Administration for Community Living
National line that connects older adults and caregivers to local aging services.
1-800-677-1116DHR Fayette County
Monthly grocery benefits, applied for at the county DHR office or online. Every dollar not spent on food can go toward the bill.
(205) 932-1665