Bronzeville Mariano’s Giving Free Groceries At Pop-Up Pantry Monday Afternoon

People can drive up to the outdoor event 2:30-4:30 p.m. Monday.

12:00 PM CDT on Nov 1, 2021

Families can pick up free groceries Monday, Nov.1 at the Bronzeville Mariano's.

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BRONZEVILLE — Mariano’s Pop-Up Pantry is back in Bronzeville for another year.

People can get the grocery pack 2:30-4:30 p.m. Monday at 3857 S. King Drive.

No identification is required, and COVID-19 safety guidelines will be followed. Another giveaway at the suburban Crystal Lake Mariano’s is scheduled for Tuesday.

Mariano’s is partnering with Major League Baseball star Curtis Granderson and the Greater Chicago Food Depository to give away 1,500 bags of groceries to families in need this holiday season.

Mariano’s shoppers also will be able to give back all month through “Help Out At Check Out,” where they can donate to the Greater Chicago Food Depository at any location.

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