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The Pantry is OPEN TODAY, 2pm – 4pm. Come see us – don’t forget your reusable bags!

Sign-ups for the November and December holiday food boxes are now open.

The pantry is open the second Saturday of each month, 10am-12pm, on the following dates:
October 10
November 14

Saturday hours are in addition to our regular Friday hours, 2pm – 4pm.
The pantry is also available by appointment outside of open hours. Please call number below to arrange a date and time.

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The Greater Franklin Food Pantry is in the Franklin Railroad and Community Museum’s Farmhouse Community Center at 574 Main Street, Franklin.

We are open to all Franklin and Treadwell residents who are in need of food. During your first visit we will ask that you complete a simple form, and then you are able to visit us, as needed, once per month.

Questions, comments, suggestions, and donations are welcome.
Call or text: 607-386-1601
GreaterFranklinFoodPantry.org
The Greater Franklin Food Pantry, P.O. Box 209, 574 Main Street, Franklin, NY 13775
Current Hours: Fridays, 2pm – 4pm | Second Saturday of Each Month, 10am-12pm
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You can directly support Franklin Central School District's backpack program by donating at: give.regionalfoodbank.net/franklincs

The backpack program provides snacks and easy-to-prepare boxed meals every weekend to students in need of extra support.
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PRESS RELEASE
October 7, 2026

As we move through Fall and the days are getting shorter and colder Delaware County would like to make sure all eligible residents are able to access funding through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

Eligibility is determined by:
• Income;
• Household Size;
• Type of Primary Heating Source
• Presence of a household member who is either under the age of 6, 60 years or older, or permanently disabled.

Eligible heat sources include:
• Electricity;
• Natural Gas;
• Oil;
• Coal;
• Propane;
• Wood/Wood Pellets;
• Kerosene;
• Corn

If you want to learn more about HEAP or believe you are eligible you can contact the Delaware County NY Office For The Aging either in person or via phone Monday – Friday 8AM – 4PM. Staff will be available to assist any person inquiring about the program. The contact number is (607) 832-5750 or you can stop into the offices located at 97 Main Street in Delhi.
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