Marshfield Food Pantry

Need Food?

Need groceries? We’re here for Marshfield neighbors.

The Marshfield Food Pantry is a 501(c)(3) all‑volunteer organization that collects, purchases, and distributes groceries to Marshfield residents who are facing food insecurity. We operate a dignified, shop‑style pantry so neighbors can choose the foods their families enjoy—especially fresh produce. Thanks to community donations, we support 300+ families each month.

Eligibility:

You must live in Marshfield.

You may shop once per calendar month.

You’ll leave with a grocery cart full of food for your household.

A grocery cart with bags filled with food

What to Bring

Proof of Marshfield Address

A recent utility bill, lease, or official mail. If it’s your first visit, we’ll add you to our confidential check‑in system and provide a key tag with a bar code for your return visits.

Reusable or Paper Bags

Feel free to bring reusable bags!

How It Works

Check in

If there’s a line, you’ll receive a number and a seat in the waiting area. Check in at the desk when your number is called.

Shop with a volunteer

Shop with a volunteer using a grocery cart and paper bags. Please bring reusable bags if you have them.

Choose what your family eats.

Based on availability, selections include non‑perishables, fresh produce, bread, meats, dairy, desserts, toiletries, and pet food.

Head out with a full cart.

Our team can help load your car if needed.

Pantry Hours

Hours

Tuesdays & Fridays: 9:30am–Noon
Wednesdays: 6:00pm–8:30pm
1st Thursday of the Month: 5:00pm-7:30pm
2nd Saturday of the Month: 9:30am–Noon
Closed on Sundays & Mondays

  • We are closed on major holidays.
  • If Marshfield Public Schools are closed for weather, we’re closed too.

Location & Directions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I shop more than once a month?

Regular shopping is once per calendar month. Special events (like Thanksgiving) are additional pick‑ups and do not count toward your monthly visit.

Please contact us to discuss options.

Let us know your needs; availability varies.

Local Resources

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Marshfield Public Schools Nutrition & Family Support Resources

Find Marshfield Public Schools nutrition resources like breakfast/lunch menus, meal account help, and Free & Reduced Meals information—plus structured links to SNAP, WIC, and other family supports. The Marshfield Food Pantry also provides snacks to students through school nurses.
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🚨 WEATHER ALERT
The Marshfield Food Pantry will be CLOSED
on Wed. February 25, 2026.

We will return to normal hours when Marshfield Public Schools are open.

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