‘WOW’ partners with CTN

Published
December 14, 2020

Wellspring on Wheels Mobile Food Pantry 2021 Schedule

Fort Wayne, Ind. – Wellspring Interfaith is partnering with several area groups in Allen County in 2021 for its Wellspring on Wheels, ‘WOW,’ mobile food pantry program.

Area partners include Come As You Are Community Church, Headwaters Church-Wells St, Avalon Missionary Church-Centro Internacional de Alabanza Renovacion, Dupont Estates Mobile Home Park, the Pontiac Library- ACPL, Community Transportation Network-CTN, and the Adams Township Trustee Office in the City of New Haven.

Wellspring Interfaith responded quickly to rising food insecurity in 2020 due to COVID-19. As such, its food operations grew substantially. Feeding America estimates that an additional 17 million people have suffered from food insecurity in 2020 due to the pandemic – totaling over 54 million. And, that growing need has been felt in Wellspring’s mobile food pantry. To date Wellspring has served over 17,000 food insecure individuals and 4,000 families in the WOW program – equating to 60,000 lbs, or 30 tons, of food.

The 2021 WOW schedule is as follows:

Tuesdays:

  • 1st Come As You Are Community Church, 7910 S Anthony Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN, 46816
  • 2nd Dupont Estates, 10002 Wheatfield Ln, Fort Wayne, IN, 46825
  • 3rd Avalon Missionary Church-Centro Internacional de Alabanza Renovacion, 1500 Lwr Huntington Rd, Fort Wayne, IN, 46819
  • 4th Adams Township Trustee, 1125 Hartzell St, New Haven, IN, 46774

Thursdays:

  • 1st Headwaters Church-Wells St, 2000 N Wells St, Fort Wayne, IN, 46808
  • 2nd Pontiac Library-ACPL, 2215 S Hanna St, Fort Wayne, IN, 46803
  • 3rd Community Transportation Network-CTN, 5601 Industrial Rd, Fort Wayne, IN, 46825
  • 4th Autumn Woods Apartments, 2019 Carterton Dr, Fort Wayne, IN, 46816

Wellspring Interfaith is a non-profit organization that has served at-risk populations in the inner city and beyond for over 52 years. By mobilizing its mission,

Wellspring can expand its reach thereby helping more food insecure people in need.

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