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notes: Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. We are always looking for volunteers to sort clothing, prepare lunch, pick up food donations, enter data, assist with the regularly scheduled jobs, or help with an unexpected need. People with computer proficiency, fundraising, recycling, and carpentry knowledge are especially needed. Are you interested in helping out? We want to hear from you. To talk about volunteering individually or with your group, please call 413 549-3968, ext. 205. -> Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. We are always looking for volunteers to sort clothing, prepare lunch, pick up food donations, enter data, assist with the regularly scheduled jobs, or help with an unexpected need. People with computer proficiency, fundraising, recycling, and carpentry knowledge are especially needed. Are you interested in helping out? We want to hear from you. To talk about volunteering individually or with your group, please call 413 549-3968, ext. 205.
region: -> SERVES: Amherst, Belcherville, Deerfield, Hadley, Leverett, Pelham, Shutesbury, Sunderland

notes: Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. We are always looking for volunteers to sort clothing, prepare lunch, pick up food donations, enter data, assist with the regularly scheduled jobs, or help with an unexpected need. People with computer proficiency, fundraising, recycling, and carpentry knowledge are especially needed. Are you interested in helping out? We want to hear from you. To talk about volunteering individually or with your group, please call 413 549-3968, ext. 205. -> Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. We are always looking for volunteers to sort clothing, prepare lunch, pick up food donations, enter data, assist with the regularly scheduled jobs, or help with an unexpected need. People with computer proficiency, fundraising, recycling, and carpentry knowledge are especially needed. Are you interested in helping out? We want to hear from you. To talk about volunteering individually or with your group, please call 413 549-3968, ext. 205.

notes: Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. -> Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation. We are always looking for volunteers to sort clothing, prepare lunch, pick up food donations, enter data, assist with the regularly scheduled jobs, or help with an unexpected need. People with computer proficiency, fundraising, recycling, and carpentry knowledge are especially needed. Are you interested in helping out? We want to hear from you. To talk about volunteering individually or with your group, please call 413 549-3968, ext. 205.

notes: Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. -> Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center. SERVICES: BAKED GOODS and FRESH PRODUCE are collected Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, courtesy of Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, Atkins Farm, Henion Bakery , and Trader Joe's. DISTRIBUTION starts at 11 am on those days. LUNCH is from 12 noon to 1 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Friday. 549-3968 ext 203 for details. Our FOOD PANTRY provides nutritional staples to eligible families and individuals. Please, contact us for details, 549-3968 ext 204. CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Everyone who comes to the Center may select clothing, house wares, and personal items. We try to accommodate emergency requests. 549-3968 ext 206 for details. DROP-IN CENTER: The Center provides a friendly, supportive environment for a wide variety of people including those who feel isolated because of circumstances of disability, poverty, and cultural differences. INFORMATION & REFERRAL SERVICES: Our staff can help find the right person or program for you in your particular situation.

notes: Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. -> Food, clothing and household goods for people in need; hot lunches and groceries weekdays except Wednesdays; 100 people a day. The Mission: To provide a welcoming community where families and individuals who are struggling to make ends meet can come for food and clothing, for companionship and relief from isolation, and to share their material resources, information, concerns and frustrations. No one is turned away. An equally important function of the Center is to help people move beyond a condition of need, to help them to help themselves and each other. Volunteering is encouraged among all who want to play a bigger part in the cycle of giving and receiving that defines the Center.

main_phone: -> 413-549-3968
address: 1200 N. Pleasant St. -> PO Box 9629 1200 N. Pleasant St. (just north of Pine Street)
zip: 00000 -> 01059
latitude: 42.407741 ->
longitude: -72.530349 ->
status: Unknown -> Open
organization: -> Non-Profit
website: -> http://www.people.umass.edu/support/asc/
facility_type: Unknown -> Walk-in Resource
hours: -> M-T-Th-F 11 am-3 pm - Th 3-7 pm
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