Needs Inc. Food Pantry

10/12/2026

Our Pantry is closed in observance of the federal holiday. We will reopen during our normal business hours on Tuesday Oct. 13th.

10/06/2026

Our team at Needs Inc. is growing! 💙

Please help us welcome Lisa, our Thrift and Donations Coordinator, and Daisha, our Pantry Manager!

Lisa has already been hard at work revamping our thrift store, turning your donations into support for our free programs.

Daisha brings experience in customer service and daily operations and management to help keep our pantry organized and welcoming.

We’re building a compassionate team ready to stand together in the fight against hunger and make sure our neighbors are met with dignity, respect, and care.

Welcome, Lisa and Daisha—we’re so glad you’re here!

09/29/2026

Dear Clients, Volunteers and Donors,

We have road work being completed on the side of our building (9th Street) and were just informed by the construction crew that unfortunately a water line was broken this morning. This means our building will be with out running water ~ the next 6 hours.

Due to this incident we are unable to operate under safe and sanitary conditions and will be CLOSED for the remainder of the day.

We will update this post when our water is restored!

Thank you for your support and patience and please send us a message if you have any questions!

09/24/2026

Come help yourself and help us find homes for the abundance of broccoli and cuties we have!

09/21/2026

📢 Important Pantry Hours Update!

Beginning today, Needs Inc. Food Pantry will close from 1:00–2:00 p.m. every Monday through Thursday so our hardworking staff can take a much-needed and well-deserved lunch break.

As we continue navigating a shortage of staff and volunteers, it is important that we also take care of the team working hard each day to serve our community.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support. Pantry services will resume each day at 2:00 p.m.

09/17/2026

Join us for Needs Inc. September Saturday Swap Meets! - Our Community Yard Sale!

How does it work?
Bring your yard-sale items, crafts, or whatever else you’d like to sell and set up a table at Needs Inc. for $10.

Whatever you don’t sell, we’re happy to take off your hands, so you don’t have to worry about packing it back out!

If you had a great sales day, we ask that you consider donating 10% of your sales back to Needs Inc. to help us keep our services FREE to the community.

There is still time to sign up for this Saturday the 19th and next Saturday, the 26th!
Sign up here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/needs-inc-september-swap-meets

09/17/2026

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Cheyenne, Wyo. - A truck full of 40,000 pounds of food is providing 33,000 meals for the Capitol City.

09/17/2026

Here is another example of our community seeing a need and stepping up to help fill the gap.

The local LDS Church in Cheyenne applied for a grant to help address hunger relief here in Laramie County! And, to their surprise, they were awarded it!

When they received the news, they reached out to Needs Inc. to help coordinate what turned into an incredible donation of 40,000 pounds of food and commodities to support local hunger-relief efforts.

And they didn’t just think of Needs Inc. This generous donation is being shared among three of our friends who also work hard fighting hunger: St. Joseph's Food Pantry, Meals On Wheels of Cheyenne, and Friends of Salvation Army - Cheyenne Corps.

We are so grateful to the LDS Church for recognizing the needs in our community and choosing to partner with local organizations to make a meaningful difference.

Thank you for helping us put food on the tables of our neighbors who need it most. 💙

https://capcity.news/latest-news/2026/09/16/lds-church-donates-40k-pounds-of-food-to-four-cheyenne-nonprofits/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAUYCcJwZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHml64pb9kAJsUjgatFOkkEe4NxGZCvXhaYp6SGU6cRZXoAnWVO8OpFYvgm_m_aem_yuiyDwF1dzTsRl0GzCP-yw

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A semitruck carrying around 40,000 pounds of food — enough to provide 33,000 meals — rolled into Cheyenne Wednesday morning. The trailer