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 9/2/2025 
For Immediate Release 
OCCAA, with the help of local food pantries, will be distributing the following nutritious foods to financially-qualifying households in Ottawa County:   
UHT 1% Milk, Farina, Cherry Apple Juice, Spaghetti Sauce, Spaghetti Noodles, Canned Chicken, Vegetable Oil, Macaroni and Cheese, Canned Apple Sauce, and Vegetable Soup 
  
There is no advance enrollment or sign up process--anyone who meets the income guidelines (listed below) can pick up a food box from a distribution site or pantry. Income, residency and family size are self-reported and no documentation is required. Just show up, answer the qualifying questions and you’ll leave with food for you and your family. 
  
Foods are available at the following times and locations: 
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Friday, September 5
10AM - Noon 
St. Patrick’s Church  
920 Fulton St, Grand Haven 616-846-2701 
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Friday, September 26
10AM - Noon 
Church of the Saviour  
180 N. 68th Ave, Coopersville 616-997-8050 
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 Wednesdays - 11:30AM - 5:30PM 
Saturdays - 8AM - 1PM 
Jehovah Jireh Ministries  More info online. 
4055 Van Buren St, Hudsonville 
616-209-7688 
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 Mondays - 1 - 3:30PM 
Wednesdays - 10AM - 12PM &  1 - 2PM 
Fridays - 9:30AM -12PM 
The Salvation Army 
104 Clover St, Holland 616-392-4461 
Call for an appointment 
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 Mondays - 9AM - 3PM 
Wednesdays - 1PM - 6PM 
Thursdays - 9AM - Noon 
Harvest Stand Ministries 
100 S. Pine St, Ste 100, Zeeland 616-741-8250
  
Call for an appointment 
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 Those who miss the distribution can contact a nearby pantry to collect food. 
  
Food is provided through the Emergency Food Assistance Program of the USDA. To receive food, the household must be at or below the income guidelines OR a household member must participate in an income-based food program such as CSFP, WIC, FIP, SNAP or Free and Reduced Lunch. 
 Income guidelines are as follows:
 
  
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 Household Size 
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 Income 
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 $46,950 
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 2 
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 $63,450 
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 3 
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 $79,950 
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 4 
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 $96,450 
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 5 
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 $112,950 
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 6 
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 $129,450 
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 Add $16,500 for each additional person 
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For more information and programs, visit miOttawa.org/CAA or call 616-393-4433. 
OCCAA is an equal opportunity provider. 
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