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Binghamton High School students, staff, and others prepare and serve a full course Thankgiving dinner to thousands of local residents.
•Emergency food, children’s clothing closet, accessing benefits and help with basic needs
•Family Developers work with families to help them develop and reach their goals
Cameron Hot Lunch Program serves a free hot meal to the public six days a week, Monday-Saturday from 12 - 1:30pm. In addition to daily meals, we provide with access to other services such as free books, free bread and emergency food, Visiting Pastor, Veteran’s Outreach counselors, Food Stamp information, and other community services. People receiving public assistance have the opportunity to work with us, gaining work skills and positive references for jobs.
In addition, The Kids Café, sponsored by Foodlink, provide free meals and snacks to kids, and to do this at safe community locations in an effort to stomp out childhood hunger.
Assists Little Falls individuals and families who are in need of food. The pantry distributes holiday baskets on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Little Falls Area Food Pantry services are run by volunteers from the local community and churches. We are located in the Little Falls Community Center at 45 Furnace St. Contact Sue Tucker 823-1793 or the YMCA at 823-1740. Donations of food and money are welcome. Please send contributions to: Little Falls Area Food Pantry, c/o: Little Falls Family YMCA, 15 Jackson Street, Little Falls, NY 13365.
Pathway of Love Food Pantry is operated by Calvary's Love Church. Open Last Friday of each month from 9:00 AM to noon. CALL AHEAD.
Offers sandwiches Monday through Friday from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Enter through rear rectory door of St. Patrick's Church.
Congregate meal program for individuals 60+ and their spouses serving nutritious, well balanced noontime meal Monday through Friday.
The St. Bartholomew's Food Pantry serves thousands of people in providing food services to thousands of people. This location has a P.O Box 236, Old Forge, NY 13420. Ask for Eileen Tobin.
11:45AM: Free Lunch Program
The Mission feeds the homeless as well as low-income men, women and children of the Rochester community. This community meal, which is served nightly at 6:00pm, is free of charge to visitors and clients. A thirty minute, gospel based, non-denominational chapel service is presented after each hot meal. Attendance is optional.
Location: Open Door Mission Samaritan House Crisis Housing Center, 210 West Main Street.