Fighting Hunger
As our communities have moved to the yellow (low) health risk phase our food pantries are resuming normal self-serve operations. No online signups are required; all guests are served on a first-come-first-served basis. We have plenty of fresh wholesome food available throughout the day.
Each pantry guest may receive groceries twice per month. Please bring a photo ID with a local address or coordinating ID and proof of residence. We do ask that all pantry guests wear a face mask and bring their own bags and boxes for carrying groceries.
Ya que la comunidad ha pasado a la face amarilla (bajo riesgo), nuestros bancos de comida han vuelto a operar normalmente. No se require registrarse por el internet. Dejamos pasar al primero que llegue, y asi sucesivamente.
Tenemos suficiente comida fresca durante todo el dia. Los usuarios pueden recibir comida dos veces al mes. Porfavor trae una identificación y prueva de que resides en los condados de Summit o Wasatch. Pedimos que todos los que vengan usen mascara y traigan sus bolsas para llevarse la comida.
Every day, people from all walks of life come to CCPC seeking help with one of the most basic aspects of life: food! It is CCPC’s vision to provide food to everyone who is food-insecure in Summit and Wasatch Counties. In order to help CCPC expand our services and raise awareness about this need, we depend on the generous support of individuals, foundations and corporations.
The Christian Center of Park City has been fighting to end hunger in our community for over 19 years.
How are we fighting local hunger?
- CCPC manages the largest combined food pantry in Summit and Wasatch counties, providing healthy food to thousands of residents.
- The pantries are open 6 days a week and registered guests can get free groceries twice a month for their household.
- Dozens of food drives throughout the year help provide our food pantry and other programs with unperishable food.
- We provide a program that sustains low-income pet owners with free food for their pets.
- Our annual Hike for Hunger event hosted at Deer Valley raises awareness about hunger issues locally and globally, and supports our efforts against local hunger.
- Each week during the school year, we deliver healthy snack bags to Park City and Heber students, ensuring that they have food to eat over the weekend with our Snacks in Backpacks program.
Park City Campus Food Pantry
Hours:
11:00 am - 4:00 pm, Monday - Saturday
Location:
1283 Deer Valley Drive
Park City, Utah 84060
Phone:
435-649-2260
Heber Valley Campus Food Pantry
Hours:
11:00 am - 4:00 pm, Monday - Saturday
Location:
55 E Center Street
Heber City, Utah 84032
Phone:
435-657-9493
Both CCPC pantries are part of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This includes eligibility pre-screenings, application assistance, assistance obtaining verification documents, information dissemination and local farmer's markets. Please see the pantry staff in either of our Park City of Heber Valley locations for more information.
Food Drives
Our food pantries depend on the support of food drives. These supplemental food drives help us provide items that are not frequently rescued from grocery stores. Our pantries frequently need infant formula, jars of baby food, diapers, adult diapers, and personal hygiene items. Financial donations are always appreciated as well.
Teaching Kitchen
On a regular basis, many of our food pantry guests have shared the request to better understand ways to utilize the foods provided in our food pantries. Additionally, many of the guests have wanted to share their experiences and recipes with others who utilize the food pantry. This need has initiated the opportunity to create a teaching kitchen for and by the food pantry guests. We have also partnered with Eat Awesome Things (EATS), a local nonprofit organization that has helped provide monthly cooking demonstrations for our food pantry guests.
Email Pete at pete@ccofpc.org for more information.
Snacks in Backpacks
Snacks in Backpacks is a program that provides supplemental nutrition to vulnerable children in our community as identified in collaboration with the Park City School District and the Wasatch County School District. Collaboration through the school districts is essential in identifying the most food vulnerable children in the communities of the Wasatch Back. CCPC has partnered with Eat Awesome Things (EATS), a local nonprofit dedicated to empowering and growing healthy communities, to provide nutrient-dense and minimally-processed supplemental food for the program.
Snack bags for children are available in our food pantries throughout the summer.
Hike for Hunger
CCPC’s annual Hike For Hunger raises awareness around local hunger concerns while highlighting our community’s efforts to achieve Zero Food Waste in Park City by diverting food to those in need. This family-friendly and community event brings the community together to better understand and have compassion for those less fortunate in our own communities.
Holiday Meals
Each year, families gather around the table to share a home-cooked meal and celebrate and reflect on the challenges and joys of the year. We aim to partner with local donors to provide Thanksgiving and Christmas meals for families in both Park City and the Heber Valley.