We are on the GroW!
HEART - Helping Eastside And Reynoldsburg Thrive, is hiring a
Volunteer Services Coordinator!
If you enjoy working with people and identifying their strengths in service while training and equipping them, let us know!
Click here to review the job description.
Send your resume and cover letter to
Come join the team at HEART as we serve one another and our neighbors.
In-Market Shopping
Shop weekly
No appointment needed
Market Capacity is 10 Shoppers
Face Mask & Picture I.D Required
Enter HEART at 'FOOD BANK' sign
next to GenjiGo, 6541 E. Main St.
You will be directed to an open parking space. Please park between the lines.
Inside the Market
Masks required
One shopper per household
Your temperature is checked
All shoppers check-in with government picture I.D.
Need government picture I.D.
Proof of address (i.e. gas, electric, medical bill)
Verify Income Eligibility
Market Hours
Tue & Thu 2 pm - 7 pm
Wed & Fri 10 am - 2 pm
Please arrive no earlier than 30 minutes before opening.
Due to high demand, entrance may close early
Please follow social distancing & wear a mask
Volunteers are the Heart of HEART
HEART is looking for dedicated volunteers
to staff the market during open hours
or work behind the scene to
nourish our neighbors to flourish.
Ours is not the task of fixing the entire world all at once,
but of stretching out to mend the part of the world that is within our reach.
-Clarissa Pinkola Estes
Nourishing Neighbors to Flourish
2.58 Million Meals provided to families by HEART in 2020
Food insecure adults are at a 49% increased risk of diabetes.
(Center for Disease Control)
80% of neighbors with food insecurity say that COST is the biggest barrier to accessing fresh food.
(Mid-Ohio Foodbank survey)
Healthy Food Matters
Healthy nutritious foods can lead to improved health outcomes & mitigated healthcare costs
Doctors prescribe fresh produce instead of pills to fight diabetes.
(Columbus Dispatch: Logan County Medical Practice’s preferred prescription is produce, not pills)
HEART is part of Mid-Ohio Farmacy, welcoming neighbors in Franklin County with a doctor’s prescription to shop for fresh produce once a week.
HEART serves hungry, food insecure neighbors.
