Cache Community Food Pantry – Logan

Food Assistance · Utah · Free

Emergency food pantry serving Cache County families in need from the North Main Street location in Logan. Fathers can walk in during open hours Monday through Friday to receive a food order based on household size. Volunteers assemble prepackaged and client-choice orders using Utah Food Bank supplies and local donations. Bring photo ID, proof of Cache County residency, and household size information; income documentation is sometimes requested but not always required.

Contact & Details

Address: 359 N Main St, Logan, UT 84321

Phone: 435-755-5909

Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-2pm

About Food Assistance for Fathers

Food assistance programs for US fathers and families include SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly food stamps), WIC (Women, Infants, and Children — which serves custodial fathers of children under 5), the National School Lunch Program, food banks through the Feeding America network, and Meals on Wheels. SNAP is administered state-by-state; eligibility is generally based on household income below 130% of the Federal Poverty Level. Food banks operate in every state and are the fastest way to access food without an application — most require no ID or income verification for initial visits. TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) supplies food banks with USDA commodities. Summer Food Service Programs feed children during school breaks. This directory includes each state's SNAP office, regional food bank networks, and WIC clinics.

Food Assistance in Utah

Utah district courts handle family law in each of its eight judicial districts; juvenile courts handle parentage and some custody matters. The Office of Recovery Services (ORS) operates child support enforcement. Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Provo, and West Jordan are the largest cities. Utah Legal Services and the Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake provide free civil representation.

More Food Assistance in Utah

  • Utah Food Bank — Utah's largest hunger-relief organization, distributing food through more than 200 partner pantries across all 29 counties from the South 90
  • SNAP Benefits – Utah DWS — Apply for federal food stamps (SNAP) through the Utah Department of Workforce Services by phone, online at jobs.utah.gov, or at the East 300
  • Feeding America – Utah Partners — National network of food banks partnering with Utah Food Bank and regional distribution centers to supply emergency food to pantries statewi
  • WIC Program – Utah — Federal Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program providing food benefits, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for pregnant
  • Crossroads Urban Center — Runs a food pantry, emergency financial assistance, and advocacy services for low-income residents of Salt Lake City from the South 400 East
  • Deseret Industries – Food Assistance — LDS Church welfare program offering food assistance, employment services, and affordable household goods through Deseret Industries stores a

Food Assistance — Common Questions

How do I apply for SNAP?
Apply through your state's Department of Human Services — online, in person, or by phone. Approval for basic cases can happen in 30 days; expedited SNAP is available within 7 days for households in severe need. Bring ID, proof of income, rent/mortgage, and utilities.
Can I use a food bank without applying?
Yes. Most food banks and pantries don't require income verification, ID, or applications for initial visits. Feeding America's online locator (feedingamerica.org) finds nearby pantries by ZIP code. Most pantries let you visit once or twice a month.
Are custodial fathers eligible for WIC?
Yes. WIC covers custodial parents (including fathers and grandparents) of children under 5, and breastfeeding or postpartum mothers. It's commonly assumed to be mother-only — it isn't. Apply at your local WIC clinic. Income limit is 185% of the Federal Poverty Level.
What is summer food service?
USDA's Summer Food Service Program feeds children 18 and under during school breaks. No application required — kids just show up at a participating site (schools, parks, libraries). Text FOOD to 304-304 to find a nearby site, or call 211.