Mercy Keepers Food Pantry is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocacy and service for people in need. The Food Pantry reserves the right to determine who receives food and how often the Pantry may be utilized. The use of the pantry is a privilege, not a right.

An intake interview and form completion is required to become a client of the Mercy Keepers Food Pantry. Questions regarding you, your family, your household members and needs will be asked to determine your eligibility for this service. Failure to comply with the interview process may limit your access to the Mercy Keepers Food Pantry. If there is any change in the information provided on the intake form, please notify the Pantry immediately. These interviews and intake forms need to be updated yearly or as requested.

All information given will be held in the strictest of confidence. Many statistics are needed to apply for grants that help to keep the Pantry well stocked. Additional surveys may be taken from time to time, but only percentages and numbers are used. We never use names for these grants.

The food supplied by the Pantry is meant to be supplemental. If you find that you are relying on the Mercy Keepers Food Pantry for all your food needs, please let us know. We may be able to direct you to other sources for help. Remember take only what you need. The re-sale or exchange in any way of any food or item received from the Mercy Keepers Food Pantry is strictly prohibited.

No disorderly or threatening behavior towards the Food Pantry staff or other recipients will be tolerated at any time.

No drugs or alcohol or anyone under the influence will be tolerated within the Mercy Keepers Food Pantry at any time. Persons suspected of being under the influence or being disorderly or threatening,