We are a full wrap around afterschool and summer program. We pick the kids up afterschool bring them to our center where they are safe and have an opportunity to get help on theirs school work and/or get involved in a project in art, dance, music, sports, writing, computers, gardening, welding and the list goes on. Many of our children are at Risk and fall into the lower income groups or in split/divorce families or children of domestic violence. But many of the others are from lower/middle income groups. Our pantry is for our families and also anyone that comes in and needs some food assistance. We also give out hygiene items, diapers, and clothing. We constantly are in need of shampoo and conditioner as well as deodorant and body wash. We are here to assist in making our community more caring to all!!!!!
This listing was last updated Jun 11, 2024
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Please call before you come and use the Pantry door for drop off. Ask for Eileen, Juan, or Anna.
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