CULLMAN, Ala. – As summer sets in, it’s a time of joy and relaxation for many families. However, for some, it can also bring about stressors and concerns about food security and availability.
Cullman County Schools is offering one solution to this challenge. It recently announced the return of the Summer Feeding Program, which allows school-aged children to visit Welti, Holly Pond, West Point, Vinemont, Parkside, Fairview, Harmony, Cold Springs, Good Hope High and Hanceville Elementary School for nutritious meals. The program will operate Monday through Friday, June 10-28. Breakfast will be served from 8-9 a.m. and lunch will be served from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Cullman County is also home to multiple food banks and pantries. Check with each pantry for income and eligibility requirements and hours of operation.
Master’s Hand Food Pantry at The Link of Cullman County (and monthly community meal)
256-775-0028
708 Ninth St. SE
Cullman Caring for Kids
256-739-1111
402 Arnold St.
Caring Center at Northbrook Baptist Church
256-737-7757
1629 Second Ave. NW
Cullman First Baptist Church
256-734-5632
605 Third Ave. SW
First Baptist Church of Holly Pond
256-796-6161
10751 U.S. Highway 278
First United Methodist Church, Hanceville (Hispanic ministry available)
256-352-5536
704 Commercial St.
New Hope Baptist Church
256-796 5171
15 County Road 1698
Spirit Life Church of God
256-739-3326
1650 St. Joseph Dr. NW
St. Vincent De Paul
256-737-5131
201 Third Ave. SE
Northside Baptist Church (food bank and community meal)
256-734-8717
1310 Katherine St. NW
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