Heartland Hope Mission
Mobile pantry- Address
- 5218 S. 21st Street, Omaha, NE 68107
- Phone
- (402) 733-2077
Who qualifies & what to bring
- Service area
- No residency requirement is posted. Most pantries help anyone in need. If you're outside the local area, a quick call confirms it.
- ID
- A photo ID of any kind. It doesn't have to be a driver's license. They also ask for Social Security numbers or cards for each person in the household.
- Proof
- They may ask for proof of address (a piece of mail or a utility bill) and proof of income.
In their words: “Open to anyone, but visits are limited to once every 30 days. Senior Citizens (age 60 or older) and the disabled (proof of disability required) may visit every 21 days. Must bring Photo ID for yourself and proof of other household members (SS# and/or date of birth). Proof of address required (e.g., utility bill, government mail dated within past 60 days; not needed if you have a Nebraska Drivers License or State ID). Must be prepared to sign a statement of monthly income. Medicaid letter may serve as proof of address, household members, and income.”
This is our best read of what Heartland Hope Mission has posted. Requirements change, so it's worth a quick call to confirm.
Hours this week Central Time (CT)
Heartland Hope Mission at 5218 S. 21st Street, Omaha, NE provides free food. Walk in, no appointment needed. Open to anyone, but visits are limited to once every 30 days. Senior Citizens (age 60 or older) and the disabled (proof of disability required) may visit every 21 days. Must bring Photo ID for yourself and proof of other household members (SS# and/or date of birth). Proof of address required (e.g., utility bill, government mail dated within past 60 days; not needed if you have a Nebraska Drivers License or State ID). Must be prepared to sign a statement of monthly income. Medicaid letter may serve as proof of address, household members, and income.
Heartland Hope Mission operates a client-choice food pantry providing a week's supply of food, clothing, diapers, and household items to individuals and families in need. Households may visit once per month, with increased frequency available for seniors, disabled individuals, or those in crisis situations.What it looks like
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Please call ahead before you go: pantries change hours, and some close.
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