• A place where people come hungry and leave hopeful.

Welcome to Our Neighborhood Food Market

Our Food Market is here to help—whether you need groceries for the week or just a little extra. 

You’ll choose the foods that work best for you and your household. Like a grocery store, you’ll pick from fresh produce, proteins, dairy, shelf-stable items, and culturally familiar foods. 

You’re welcome to visit twice a month—we want you to feel you feel seen, supported, and never alone in meeting your needs.

Food Market Hours

By Appointment Only
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

*Please arrive on time—we’ll hold your appointment for 10 minutes.

Schedule an Appointment

Appointments help make sure everyone has time and space to shop with care. To schedule, call us at 612-870-1125 or click below.

What to Expect

  • A welcoming, respectful environment
  • Friendly staff and volunteers ready to help
  • Plenty of fresh, high-quality food options
  • Please bring bags when you can

Contact Us

📧 info@cesmn.org
📞 612-870-1125

Additional Information

No ID is needed to access the food shelf. We’ll simply ask for your name, phone number when possible, and the number of people in your household.

You’ll complete a short form—available to download hereTEFAP 25-26 English TEFAP 25-26 Spanish or complete at CES. We also ask optional demographic questions to help improve our services. Your information stays private and is never shared.

CES is a no-boundaries food shelf—anyone is welcome. Hunger Solutions offers a map of all local food programs.

To qualify for food assistance at CES, your household’s annual income should fall within these ranges:

  • 1 person: $0 – $46,950
  • 2 people: $46,950 – $63,450
  • 3 people: $63,450 – $79,950
  • 4 people: $79,950– $96,450
  • 5 people: $96,450 – $112,950
  • 6 people: $112,950 – $129,450
  • 7 people: $129,450 – $145,950
  • 8 people: $145,950 – $162,450
    *Add $16,500 for each additional household member

You are also eligible if:

  • You’re experiencing an emergency or crisis
  • You participate in programs like SNAP, WIC, General Assistance (GA), or public housing