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NNEMAP Food Pantry is a nonprofit social service agency distributing food and other resources to residents of Columbus, Ohio.
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Our Mission & Vision
OUR MISSION: We serve the evolving needs of our community by providing nutritious food and connections to essential resources.
OUR VISION: We are a leader in food access and resources to improve the health and well-being of our community.
Our Services
Hygiene Products
Volunteering
Volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups are available almost every day. Follow the “Learn More” link below for volunteer position descriptions or e-mail director@nnemappantry.org for additional information.
“Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community.”
– Randall Smith, NNEMAP Volunteer
Donate Today
We gladly accept food and hygiene products. Donations can be made on behalf of individuals or groups. We also gladly accept donations of time. Learn how to become a volunteer. Thank you for your support!
News & Events
Produce Shortages Challenge NNEMAP, Community Partnerships Step Up
This summer brought big challenges to food pantries across Central Ohio. In July, Mid-Ohio Food Collective received no state funding to support produce distribution. Because of this, food pantries and markets, including NNEMAP, saw their weekly produce allotments cut back. For NNEMAP, that meant losing three pallets of produce each week, going from 13 pallets
Harmony for Hunger
We are excited to invite you to this year’s Harmony for Hunger Concert benefiting NNEMAP Food Pantry. Since 2009, Harmony for Hunger has brought together choirs, musicians, and community members to raise vital support for NNEMAP. The concert has raised more than $12,000 annually, providing important resources for the families we serve. This year, Yolanda
Produce Protein Express (PPE) Weeks
NNEMAP Food Pantry is committed to the families who trust us for food and other services each week. Over the last 3 years the number of families we served has tripled. That means more food is necessary to feed the over 56,000 families and over 188,000 individuals in those families. At the same time, just