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HCFPA (The Family Place)

Pantry #3630

Hillsborough County Family Partnership Alliance (HCFPA) Is an association that primarily supports families with children that are foster, relative, non relative, and adopted. The association works to provide food and items to the homeless youth and others that meet the criteria. We would be grateful for any donations of non perishable food items, fresh fruit and vegetables.

This listing was last updated Jan 6, 2013

Location & Open Times

We will open to accept donations of fresh fruit and vegetables please call to arrange meeting time.

Hours are in EDT. Hours updated 10 years ago

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9739 North Florida Avenue, Tampa, FL 33612, USAGet Directions

Phone

813-334-3652
Email

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Point of Contact

Jill Tyree

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