Upcoming Community Food Drives

Local neighborhoods, parishes, and communities are coming together to safely collect food for those in need during the COVID-19 crisis.

These food drives are conducted with mandatory social distancing. We encourage the use of gloves and masks.  Please check weekly for current food needs and to find an upcoming food drive in your community.

Most Needed Food Items

  • Peanut Butter

  • Canned Meat/Tuna

  • Canned Fruit

  • Tomato/Pasta Sauce (no glass jars)

  • Canned Vegetables (mixed vegetables, carrots and diced tomatoes)

  • Pancake Mix

  • Flour

  • Rice

  • Pasta

  • Cereal (low sugar)

CountyLocationDatesTimeIn-Person Services Available
BrownSt. Ann's Catholic Church
800 Hiawatha Avenue
Hiawatha, KS 66434
June 23
August 11
September 29
November 17
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
DoniphanSt. Charles Catholic Church
520 West Chestnut Street
Troy, KS 66087
May 12
June 30
August 18
October 6
December 1
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
JacksonSt. Dominic's Catholic Church
416 Ohio Avenue
Holton, KS 66436
May 19
July 14
August 25
October 13
December 8
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
JeffersonJefferson County Service Organization
410 Liberty Street
Oskaloosa, KS 66436
May 26
July 7
September 1
October 20
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
MarshallLincoln Center
405 North 4th Street
Marysville, KS 66508
June 16
August 4
September 22
November 10
10:00AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
Nemaha Mission Center
506 North Street
Seneca, KS 66538
June 2
July 21
September 8
October 27
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers
Pottawatomie/WabaunseeCommunity Care Ministries
407 Ash Street
Wamego, KS 66523
June 9
July 28
September 15
November 3
9:30AM-1:30PMFood, Hygiene & Diapers

Would you prefer to donate monetarily? Join a food drive online by donating here, and selecting your parish in the list.

Above: a volunteer helps deliver food into vehicles

Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas is committed to serving our brothers and sisters in need during the coronavirus pandemic.

In this time of trial, we are reminded of our common humanity—and our calling to support those in need.

Because of the local business closures, many of those we serve have been placed in financial hardship and many will be without food. Our top priorities over the next few weeks are to ensure our food and healthcare ministries remain intact, and after the initial crisis is over, to continue to provide all services.

Interested in hosting a food drive?

Our needs are constantly changing throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Please contact Denise Ogilvie at [email protected] for more information.