Pantry & Family Resources
When neighbors come to the pantry, we want them to find more than food—we want them to experience love, dignity, and hope. Life can feel heavy and lonely, but here no one walks alone. God has provided abundantly, allowing us to meet needs and remind each person of this truth: they are loved beyond measure.
Food Pantry
Our staff and volunteers don’t just hand out food—we walk alongside neighbors as they shop through our pantry, which is thoughtfully set up much like a grocery store. The pantry is open two days a week, on Mondays and Wednesdays, for members of the Pullman community. On Wednesday afternoons, we also host an outdoor pantry that’s open to everyone.
Pantry Hours
- Monday and Wednesday | 11am-2pm
- Also open by appointment
Donate to The Food Pantry
Our Pantry relies on the generosity of many partners. To make an in-kind donation, please call us to schedule a drop off time. Items can also be purchased directly from our Amazon Wish List.
Our highest need items are:
- Toilet Paper
- Dish Soap
- Laundry Detergent
- Bleach
- Paper Towels
- Pancake Mix
- Syrup
- Cereal
- Boxed Macaroni and Cheese
- Canned Tuna/Meat
Family Resources
Following their intake appointment, staff and volunteers connect guests to resources such as filing for unemployment assistance, utility assistance, laundry and shower services, and emergency firewood. PHP’s certified DHHS Navigator and public notary can help guests fill out paperwork or apply online for childcare subsidies, food stamps, Medicaid and much more.
Hours and Services
To set up an appointment or for more information and resource assistance, please call our office at 269-236-2001.
Office Hours
- Monday–Thursday | 9am–3pm
- Friday | 9am–noon
By Appointment Only
- Showers & Laundry
- DHHS Navigation / Case Management Support
- Winter Clothing
- Firewood
Additional Resources
Many county social service agencies also use our campus to serve the Pullman community. These include Allegan Adult Education (ESL classes), DHHS Migrant Services, Alcoholics Anonymous, Meals on Wheels, and more.
To learn more about these services, call our office at 269-236-2001.
Program Impact
54% of families in Lee Township live below the poverty line or are considered part of the ALICE population, meaning that an unexpected expense may mean choosing between filling a prescription or fixing their car. To help families stretch their income, People Helping People built a new food pantry and resource center that opened in May of 2023.
- 348 winter coats distributed to the community
- 429 local families & 253 migrant families assisted w/food/personal hygiene
- 20 families provided with baby/diaper support
- 68 families (100 adults & 176 children) adopted for Christmas “Adopt-a-Family”
- 146 families (458 children) supported through Toys for Tots partnership
- 90 seniors received Christmas meals
- 295 community members received Thanksgiving dinners
Support Us
Your gifts make this work possible. Learn more about volunteering with the pantry or giving funds or in-kind donations. Raised funds helped us build our new Pantry Building.
Learn more about how you can help at the link below.