A central Illinois non-profit is remindings its communities its food pantry program is not just for low-income households.

Breann Titus is Director of Agency Development for Community Action Partnership of Central Illinois and wants its communities to know the food pantry coop program is not just for low-income families. She reminds the food pantry coop allows for the community to volunteer within the agency and earn credit to the food pantry.

Especially at a time where food costs are only increasing and everything across the board is getting more expensive, Titus explains they are trying to make the community aware the food pantry is available to anyone regardless of their income level.

According to Titus, they partner with 'Ample Harvest' in Champaign for fresh foods but they have a good variety of food for the community to choose from.

Titus explains volunteers can help out in almost any different area of the agency or even a community partner. She says there are opportunities for anyone of any passion they may have.

Titus directs anyone interested in taking advantage of this opportunity to capcil.info or calling their Lincoln office at 217-732-2159 and these programs are available in most of the counties in the CAPCIL footprint.