Nehalem Bay Food Pantry & Clothing Bank

01/14/2024

Our power is back on!!! It went out yesterday during our icy weather and when our power is out we often loose internet, too. Not sure what the roads are like this morning but don't plan to go out and test them. Church service has already been moved to zoom for today.
Hope everyone was able to stay safe and warm around here and tomorrow we will get back to "normal".

12/25/2023

The need for food and hygiene/cleaning products continues to increase but with your help we manage to cover most needs. I also want to assure you that Animal Haven will continue to provide pet food and supplies in our Nehalem Bay Food Pantry & Clothing Bank. Lee may be gone but his legacy will continue to live on.
Thank you all for your support! These programs could not continue to function without your help.
Blessings in the coming new year.

02/18/2023

I made a mistake in the hours for Nehalem Bay Food Pantry & Clothing Bank. The correct hours are:
March through October 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
November through February noon to 4 p.m.
Please note the correct hours. Thank you.

02/18/2023

Nehalem Bay Food Pantry & Clothing Bank continue to be busy each time we are open. We needed to adjust our hours this winter. Please note the change made for Wednesday. Hours are as follows:
Monday, Friday and Saturday hours are 10 a.m., to 2 p.m.
Wednesday hours are seasonal -
March through October noon to 4 p.m.
November through February 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
If you need a little food to get you through a few days, drop by and let us help you.

08/07/2022

06/19/2022

We continue to be busy at the Pantry, trying to meet the needs of the people who come to us for a little help. We welcome you and are able to provide you with a couple days of food and hygiene products to help you get through a tough time.

05/09/2022

Nehalem Bay Food Pantry gets a delivery tomorrow so we should have plenty of needed items. If you need help putting food on the table, come and visit us.

04/30/2022

Smiley Brothers and Sisters Cannery in Girabaldi, Oregon donated 14 cases of canned Coho from the Nehalem River this past fall Nehalem Fish Hatchery