Catholic Charities in Cleveland to deliver 12,000 free Easter meals to Northeast Ohio residents in need

Catholic Charities will distribute 12,000 free Easter meals to those facing food insecurity in Northeast Ohio on April 20.

In preparation for Easter, Catholic Charities and the Diocese of Cleveland have made arrangements to provide 12,000 Easter meals to individuals in Northeast Ohio who are experiencing food insecurity. The distribution aims to support community members who are struggling to access an adequate food supply.

The annual Easter meals campaign will provide food to individuals and families on Sunday, April 20, through an on-site service and home delivery.

Eric Milkie, the director of emergency assistance services, emphasized the impact of hunger on individuals’ lives and dignity. With the increasing costs of goods and services, those already facing food insecurity will encounter even greater challenges in securing their next meal. By offering these holiday meals, Catholic Charities aims to address the unmet needs of the Cleveland community, alleviate hunger, and foster a compassionate and optimistic environment.

How to Receive a Free Easter Meal

  • Register by calling 216-377-3725 or emailing [email protected]
  • Provide your name, phone number, address, zip code and number of meals requested
  • Deadline: Wednesday, April 16 at 12:00 p.m. (registration may close earlier if capacity is reached)
  • Delivery will occur on Sunday, April 20, between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
  • Visit the Bishop Cosgrove Center at 1736 Superior Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114
  • Meals served Sunday, April 20, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Catholic Charities will also provide hot meals through approximately 20 community partners supporting individuals in surrounding communities.

Volunteer Opportunity 

Individuals interested in contributing to this initiative can visit ccdocle.org/holidaymeals to explore the available volunteer opportunities and sign up. The deadline for volunteer registration is April 18, providing a chance for community members to support this meaningful cause.

Monetary donations to support the program can be made at ccdocle.org/donate.

For more information about Catholic Charities’ year-round community meal services across Cuyahoga, Lorain and Summit counties, visit ccdocle.org.

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