In collaboration with four local community churches, our food pantry operates with a single purpose: to provide essential sustenance to those facing food insecurity. The generous support of the Highland Park United Methodist Church allows us to allocate nearly all donations directly toward food supplies. Our dedicated volunteers—representing Berryton UMC, Highland Park UMC, Shawnee Heights UMC, and Southern Hills Mennonite Church—work tirelessly to pick up food, stock shelves, and distribute food boxes.

Key Details:
Location: Highland Park United Methodist Church
Operating Hours: 9:00 am to 11:00 am, Monday through Friday

Where: Highland Park United Methodist Church

Who We Serve:

Our nutrition services are specifically targeted toward individuals aged 60 years and older who find themselves in the greatest social and economic need. We have a special focus on supporting low-income minorities within our community.

Interfaith of Topeka consists of representatives from variouis churches and faith traditions in Topeka. Its purposes are to educate and promote peaceful understanding among faith communities. Among its members are representative of Christian, Muslim, Bahai, Pagan, Latter Day Saints, Native American, Eckankar (Religion of Light and Sound of God), Atheist, and Judaism faiths and spiritual traditions.

Our church maintains a membership in Interfaith.