The Oologah Community Food Pantry exists to provide food and support to those who are food insecure in Oologah, Talala, and adjacent communities, caring for people in mind, body, and spirit. The Oologah Community Food Pantry will stand in the gap between the way the world is and the way God intends for it to be, to the best of our ability, until no one in our community is hungry.

Oologah United Methodist Church began housing the Oologah Community Food Pantry at the current location in 2010. Before that, while at the former campus, OUMC had a strong tradition of helping those in need and began a relationship with the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Churches in the Oologah-Talala Ministerial Alliance help to cover the cost of food.

The CFP provides 3-4 days of groceries to families based on household size. The selection varies depending on supply. Guests may come every 60 days for food. The CFP utilizes a client choice model which means guests have the option to choose food that is healthy for their family. The CFP also distributes hygiene items, diapers, formula, incontinence supplies, feminine hygiene items, and other things depending on supply. The CFP holds guests' personal information in confidence, and receiving food does not affect SNAP or other aid eligibility.