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Providing HELP to those in need - one meal at a time.

The mission of The HELP Center is to provide ex-offenders, offenders, and low-income individuals support to restructure their lives and achieve success with counseling, educational, employment, and supportive services.

Food Pantry

FOOD PANTRY PROGRAM

At The HELP Center Food Pantry, our primary mission is to provide emergency food assistance to individuals facing hardships, whether due to illness, injury, abandonment, or other crises. We also support those awaiting their SNAP benefits, ensuring they have access to nutritious food during challenging times.

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While our core service is food distribution, we go beyond merely filling bags with food. Our goal is to meet the broader needs of our community members. We offer referrals to other agencies for specific needs and coordinate with local organizations to provide comprehensive support. Every person who comes through our doors is treated with dignity and respect, viewed as a unique individual who becomes a valued member of The HELP Center Family.

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Our pantry supplies free fresh produce, canned goods, and healthy frozen items, providing valuable meal supplementation. By doing so, we help those in need maintain their independence and dignity, ensuring they have the resources necessary to thrive.

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The pantry operates Monday through Wednesday from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM.

Please note that these hours may change without notice if there is a service interruption due to a delivery.

Requirements

PHOTO IDENTIFICATION

Must have valid identification. Some exceptions may apply.

PROOF OF RESIDENCE

Must have documented residence in Davidson County or Homeless.

PROOF OF INCOME

Must have income below the federal poverty level or no income.

DOCUMENTATION

Must meet with a Case Manager to  complete some documents.

PICK-UP

Must be able to pick up box boxes from pick-up location, no delivery services.

Impact

The Food Pantry Program serves hundreds of individuals and families each year, helping to reduce hunger and improve food security in our community. By addressing immediate food needs, the program also helps participants focus on other aspects of their lives, such as employment, education, and personal development.

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