After 43 years at 905 Yuma Street, and a $3.1 million community campaign, the organization has moved into remodeled space at the former Furniture Warehouse, 2326 Skyvue Lane.

“We’re ready to kick things off and to welcome guests into the space,” said executive director Karla Hagemeister.

The Breadbasket hosted an open house Wednesday to unveil the expanded space after Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce officials had a ribbon cutting.

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Flint Hills Breadbasket executive director Karla Hagemeister gives a speech at the ribbon cutting Wednesday. The food pantry officially made its move to 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
Volunteers and staff gathered for the Wednesday ribbon cutting at the Flint Hills Breadbasket’s new location, 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
Attendees gather during Wednesday’s grand opening of the Flint Hills Breadbasket’s new location, 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
A crowd gathered Wednesday to celebrate the opening of the new location of the Flint Hills Breadbasket, 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
Some of the attendees mingle at Wednesday’s ribbon cutting for the Flint Hills Breadbasket’s new location of 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
Wednesday’s ribbon cutting at the Flint Hills Breadbasket culminated the food pantry’s move from 905 Yuma St. to 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella
A crowd gathered for the Wednesday ribbon cutting at the Flint Hills Breadbasket’s new location, 2326 Skyvue Lane.
Staff photo by Bernie Fancella

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