Summer Hunger Food Drive runs through June — drop non-perishables at any thrift store. See seasonal programs

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Seasonal programs

Help that follows the seasons.

Some needs arrive on a calendar — a heat wave, the first day of school, the holidays, the first hard freeze. Here's how we meet them, and how you can help.
  • Summer

    Summer cooling — fans & A/C

    When the heat turns dangerous, we distribute box fans and help neighbors at risk access air conditioning and utility support to stay safe.

    Who it serves: Older adults, families with young children, and neighbors with health conditions

  • Late summer

    Back-to-school supplies

    Backpacks, supplies, and clothing vouchers help kids start the school year ready and confident — no family left scrambling.

    Who it serves: School-age children in families receiving assistance

  • Summer

    Summer Hunger food drive

    Pantry shelves thin out in summer when school meals pause. Drop non-perishables at any thrift store, or give, to keep food flowing.

    Who it serves: Families who rely on choice pantries year-round

  • Holidays

    Holiday dinners & toys

    Holiday meal boxes and an adopt-a-family toy program help neighbors mark the season with dignity and a little joy.

    Who it serves: Families and older adults facing a hard holiday

  • Fall & winter

    Winter coat drive

    Warm coats, hats, and gloves for the whole family, distributed through the thrift stores and outreach center as the cold sets in.

    Who it serves: Neighbors of every age heading into winter without warm clothing

Year-round, too

Seasonal or not, there's always a next step.

Food, medicine, and help with the bills are available all year. Call the Help Line and a neighbor will point you to the closest help.