Food Programs
How We Help Cure Hunger
Hunger is curable, which is why The Salvation Army Omaha North Worship & Service Center provides the sustenance and nutrition for those who need it most.
Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center Food Programs Information
Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program
- Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program schedule: Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program population served: We serve approximately 100-150 hot, nutritious lunches each weekday from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. to low-income and homeless individuals and families.
- Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program summary: This is the only daytime meal program in northeast Omaha, and for many in our community, this is their only substantial meal each day. Our warm, inviting environment also offers clients a welcome respite from their daily challenges, as well as an opportunity to connect and socialize with others.
The Salvation Army North receives a portion of its food from the USDA through the Emergency Food Assistance Program, also known as TEFAP. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Read the complete USDA Nondiscrimination Policy.
Pick-Up Pantry
- Pick-Up Pantry program schedule: Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. (During the Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program)
- Pick-Up Pantry program summary: During our weekday lunch program, we also offer an emergency pick-up pantry with items such as fresh fruit and vegetables (when available), as well as bread, baked goods and other staples to help those who are experiencing hunger or food insecurity make ends meet.
Summer Lunch Program
- Summer Lunch Program population served: Summer is a particularly challenging time for children and families who struggle with hunger. Because kids aren't eating meals in school as part of the free and reduced-fee lunch program, parents often struggle with additional food and childcare costs that strain the budget.
- Summer Lunch Program summary: Children and families are welcome to visit our Community Care Kitchen daily lunch program for a hot, nutritious meal anytime they need to. We also make sure kids enrolled in our summer day camp get a nutritious breakfast, lunch and late-afternoon snack.
Kids Café
- Kids Café population served: Middle schoolers and high schoolers
- Kids Café program summary: This after-school program provides a nutritious meal to middle schoolers and high schoolers before they engage in sports, homework help, and other activities.
Thanksgiving and Christmas Community Meals
- Thanksgiving and Christmas Community Meals program summary: No one should have to spend the holidays hungry or alone, which is why we invite all in the community to join us for a delicious, home-cooked Thanksgiving and Christmas meal, as well as fellowship around the table.
Program Schedule
Timezone: -06:00 USA Central Time (DST)
Location: Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center
We serve approximately 100-150 hot, nutritious lunches each weekday from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. to low-income and homeless individuals and families.
This is the only daytime meal program in northeast Omaha, and for many in our community, this is their only substantial meal each day. Our warm, inviting environment also offers clients a welcome respite from their daily challenges, as well as an opportunity to connect and socialize with others.
The Salvation Army North receives a portion of its food from the USDA through the Emergency Food Assistance Program, also known as TEFAP. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Read the complete USDA Nondiscrimination Policy.
Timezone: -06:00 USA Central Time (DST)
Location: Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center
During our weekday lunch program, we also offer an emergency pick-up pantry with items such as fresh fruit and vegetables (when available), as well as bread, baked goods and other staples to help those who are experiencing hunger or food insecurity make ends meet.
Timezone: -06:00 USA Central Time (DST)
Location: Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center
Summer is a particularly challenging time for children and families who struggle with hunger. Because kids aren't eating meals in school as part of the free and reduced-fee lunch program, parents often struggle with additional food and childcare costs that strain the budget.
Children and families are welcome to visit our Community Care Kitchen daily lunch program for a hot, nutritious meal anytime they need to. We also make sure kids enrolled in our summer day camp get a nutritious breakfast, lunch and late-afternoon snack.
Timezone: -06:00 USA Central Time (DST)
Location: Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center
This after-school program provides a nutritious meal to middle schoolers and high schoolers before they engage in sports, homework help, and other activities.
Timezone: -06:00 USA Central Time (DST)
Location: Omaha, NE: North Corps Community Center
No one should have to spend the holidays hungry or alone, which is why we invite all in the community to join us for a delicious, home-cooked Thanksgiving and Christmas meal, as well as fellowship around the table.
From Empty to Full
We feed anyone in need who walks through our doors, including the homeless, people down on their luck and in need of a little extra help, and families struggling to feed their growing children.
Stats
1 in 5 children
1 in 5 children in Omaha are food insecure. This means that families may not know where their next meal will come from. We provide nutritious meals to many in the North Omaha community who struggle to put food on the table.
Cure Hunger
Hunger is curable, which is why the Omaha North Worship & Service Center provides the sustenance and nutrition for those who need it most.
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