Plentiful Pantry News Today

Oelwein Area United Way held its annual Day of Caring on Friday, May 3. Approximately 60 volunteers from local businesses and organizations assisted the Oelwein Parks Department with painting and

Oelwein Area United Way Board held its annual funding request interviews this week in anticipation of the 2024 fundraising campaign. With this year’s goal set at $65,000, OAUW plans to

Oelwein P.E.O. Chapter CL met at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 5, at Arlington Place. Before the meeting, Alanna and Mark Levin shared valuable information about the Plentiful Pantry that opened

Theresa Loban, Oelwein’s U S Cellular resident cellphone guru, recently had a life-changing event at the cell store. Anyone who has had any business with that local company surely has

Brandy Johnson of Oelwein, a longtime waitress who began volunteering six months ago at the Plentiful Pantry, says the pantry volunteers have been gracious in accommodating her chronic back issues.

After their 2023 Season of Giving December car sales drive and generous donations, Birdnow Motor Trade of Oelwein was able to provide more than 6,000 meals and more than 300

Farmer’s Daughters Quilts is donating this quilt to a silent auction as part of a January fundraiser, titled Partner with the Plentiful Pantry.

The Plentiful Pantry has a store room in back for personal products, which Oelwein Middle School students helped stock on Monday by delivering 1,373 personal hygiene items from a November

Oelwein Middle School students will be making a splash on the 27 of November — “soap-ember” as they’re calling it — by donating more than 1,300 personal care items they

Oelwein’s Plentiful Pantry has celebrated its first year of operation and volunteers say it has been very eye-opening to the needs of this community.