Piqua Community kitchen

Serving God by Serving People

Together, we can make a lasting difference.

We love our community. Therefore, we want to share Jesus by serving and caring for them. We do this by passing out free meals drive-thru style each Wednesday beginning @ 6 pm. Meals are served on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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Serving Times

Wednesdays, 6:00 - 6:30

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Location on campus

Church Parking Lot. Meals are handed out "drive thru" style

PCK upcoming meals flyer listing weekly lunches, and “Always Free”

Our mission is to serve those in need with love and humility. We are dedicated to caring for our community through acts of kindness, support, and understanding.


Piqua Community Kitchen aims to share God’s love by feeding our local families. We strive to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and value.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much are the meals?

    FREE

  • How many meals can one family get?

    Each Family can receive up to 6 meals, with a max of 2 families per car. If you need more meals, please speak with one of the attendants on site.

  • How many meals are available each week?

    We prepare up to 300 meals each week. Arrive early to guarantee you get a meal.

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A former minister

shares that his church did not offer a pension or retirement benefits, so he relies on Piqua Community Kitchen for six meals each Wednesday, which he spreads out over the week to help manage his expenses.
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Impact and Success Stories

Family gathered around a dining table with a child, food, and drinks during a meal

A grandmother

recounts a kitchen fire that left her uncertain about feeding her grandchildren until a friend recommended the Piqua Community Kitchen, which she feels fortunate to have discovered.
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A wife

expresses her struggles following her husband's heart attack, as she has never been employed and is facing financial difficulties without his income. She is grateful for the support from the Piqua Community Kitchen.