Marshall County relief

Give supplies, funds, or hours

Every canned good, winter coat, and dollar stays directly in Bremen. We run on local volunteers sorting crates and neighbors stepping up when winter heating or pantry shelves run low.

Current town needs

Three ways to contribute

Drop non-perishables and clothing at the pantry during open hours on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, or route financial gifts to emergency heating relief.

Food pantry
Clothing closet
Emergency relief

Canned goods and staples

Winter coats and boots

Winter utility assistance

Current priority items include peanut butter, hearty canned soups, boxed pasta, and personal care products for local families.

Clean winter coats in youth sizes 4T through 14, snow boots, and new winter socks keep Bremen school children warm through freezing months.

Direct financial donations help neighbors cover sudden heating bills and avoid utility shut-offs during severe northern Indiana freezes.

Weekly routines

Joining a pantry shift

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Pick your weekday

Show up at the hall

Unload and sort

We restock shelves every Tuesday morning from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM and distribute groceries to neighbors on Friday afternoons.

No orientation lectures or paperwork required. Head to the basement entrance, check in with the shift lead, and grab a pair of work gloves.

Help unpack delivery crates, check expiration dates on canned soups, organize coat racks by size, or carry grocery boxes out to waiting trucks.