How We Serve Our Neighbors
The Family and Adult Services program assists residents in the Westminster community who are struggling financially. The food pantry, soup kitchen, adult education program, adult education program, and Gennesaret Free Clinic, all provide families with basic needs.
food pantry
Twice per month, neighbors that resides within our service area can select items from the food pantry. If that neighbor is not in our service area, we will serve them one time, and work to connect them with other resources.
Operating Hours
Mondays and Thursdays
9:00AM - 12:00PM
Soup Kitchen
Westminster’s soup kitchen provides a hot nutritious meal to over 1,000 individuals each month in a friendly atmosphere with no eligibility requirements. Those that we serve include homeless, low-income, adults, children, and families. All meals are provided by Second Helpings and paired with food from Panera Bread, Kroger, Whole Foods, Aldi, and many others.
Operating Hours
Mondays and Thursdays
10:00am - 11:45am
Senior shopping day
On the third Wednesday of each month, a special food pantry day is devoted to those 55 years and older living in Marion County. The Senior Shopping Day includes both the food pantry and soup kitchen.
Operating Hours
3rd Wednesday of Every Month
9:00am - 12:00pm
Westminster’s goal is to continually expand its programming and community partnerships to provide services that meet the need of families living on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis, within Westminster’s service area.
Looking for more information on how to get involved in the Family and Adult Services program?
Contact Olivia Stewart, Family and Adult Services Director by email at Olivia.Stewart@westmin.org or by phone at (317)245-6282 to find out most needed pantry items or other ways to help.