We are a family center providing resources and services to, primarily, low income families. We have a garden at the school designated as a hunger relief project. We are currently working to harvest fruits and vegetables again given that the director of the Paul Swick Family Center retired unexpectedly and the garden was left unattended. We also try to stock on canned food or long shelf life foods to distribute to our families but we never seem to have enough to keep providing. Any help would be fantastic!
This listing was last updated Jan 30, 2018
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