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Toledo Local Assistance Programs

This page lists local organizations in Toledo, Ohio that provide free legal help, food and social services. Statewide programs are described on the Ohio page.

Legal Aid of Western Ohio (LAWO)Free civil legal help
Websitelawolaw.org 
Phone419-724-0030
Address525 Jefferson Ave., Ste. 400, Toledo, OH 43604

Legal Aid of Western Ohio provides free legal services to people living in poverty in 32 northwest and west central Ohio counties, with an office in Toledo.1

Advocates for Basic Legal Equality (ABLE)Free civil legal aid
Websiteablelaw.org 
Phone1-800-837-0814

Advocates for Basic Legal Equality provides free civil legal aid to low-income residents of northwest Ohio, with an office in Toledo.2

Food

Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food BankRegional food bank
Websitetoledofoodbank.org 
Phone419-242-5000
Address24 East Woodruff Avenue, Toledo, OH 43604

The Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank serves communities across Northwest Ohio, collecting donations of food and money and passing food on to agencies that feed people in the region.3

Social services

Pathway, Inc.Community action agency
Websitepathwaytoledo.org 
Phone419-242-7304
Address505 Hamilton Street, Toledo, OH 43604

Pathway is the community action agency for Lucas County. It offers case management, help with utility bills, and emergency rental assistance for eligible households, including help with past due rent, security deposits, and utility payments.4

Catholic Charities Diocese of ToledoSocial services
Websitecatholiccharitiesnwo.org 
Phone(419) 214-4869
AddressOne SeaGate, Suite 2300, Toledo, OH 43604

Catholic Charities provides food, shelter, crisis management, and emergency rent assistance to people of all faiths across Northwest and West Central Ohio.5

Data and figures on this page come from the sources and notes below:

Footnotes

  1. Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Contact & Locations . ↩

  2. Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Greater Toledo Area . ↩

  3. Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Ways to Donate  and Privacy Policy . ↩

  4. Pathway, Inc., Department of Community Resources . ↩

  5. Catholic Charities Diocese of Toledo, Supportive Housing  and Media Releases . ↩

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