Our goal is to ensure that families facing economic hardship—especially those who are unable to access existing food pantries in the city due to lack of transportation—can still receive the support they need.
We collect food through community donations, partnerships with local businesses, and food drives like the Auta de Souza Food Drive.
All donated food is carefully stored, sorted, and organized at our Food Bank facility, ensuring freshness, safety, and variety.
Families in need can access food in two ways:
The Outdoor Food Pantry operates on a take-what-you-need basis, ensuring that food is always available for those who need it most — with no bureaucracy and no barriers.
Benton Harbor faces serious food insecurity, especially among families with children, the elderly, and individuals experiencing homelessness. Our Food Bank is not just about distributing food — it’s about fostering community care, dignity, and compassion, ensuring that no one goes hungry in our neighborhood.
Our food packages and pantry typically include:
At Our House of the Way, we believe that caring for the body and the soul go hand in hand. Whenever food packages are delivered, they are often accompanied by: