facility_type: Supply POD -> Walk-in Resource

region: Northern -> Pacific Northern Coast

main_phone: -> (707) 462-8879 Fort Bragg (707) 961-6363
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
notes: Hours of Distributions: Tuesday: 9 am to 12 pm-Seniors and Disabled Persons 1 pm to 4 pm - Emergency Distribution Wednesday: 9 am to 3pm - General Distribution Saturday: 10 am to 2 pm - General Distribution Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) - Food distributions of government United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) food for low-income residents of the Ukiah Valley. Food is supplemented from local donations and food from the network America's Second Harvest. Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - An exciting opportunity to target food specifically for Mendocino County senior citizens and children six and under, implemented in cooperation with the local Women Infant and Children (WIC) program. UCC Food Bank delivers these specialized food boxes to outlying areas to prevent the most vulnerable in rural areas from going hungry. America's Second Harvest (A2H) - Ukiah Community Center Food Bank is proud to be a contractor for the Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa whose mission is to "Create a Hunger-Free America." Food and grocery products are shared and distributed. Food Closet - Food is provided on non-food distribution days for people who need food immediately and have been unable to come to the regularly scheduled food distribution. Holiday Sharing Project - Christmas and Thanksgiving Food Baskets are given out each year to those who sign up in advance, in collaboration with other local efforts. The food baskets include all of the typical ingredients found in holiday meals in the United States. ------------------------------------------ We would like to thank everyone who donates to the UDJ Food Bank Fund Drive and to the Community Center throughout the year. The drive is fast approaching again. All of your support will enable us to keep providing for the families in need this year. Your support is very appreciated. This summer, we celebrated 36 Years of service to our ever-changing community. The UCC has become the community's agent for helping thousands of people in this area to meet urgent needs and develop self-sufficiency. We work in partnership with many local agencies to address the causes and effects of poverty and other forms of distress. We provide assistance to members of the Ukiah and Mendocino Coast communities. As a result of our affiliation with the Coast we are now collectively known as the "Community Resource Centers of Mendocino County" but continue to do business as the Ukiah Community Center. While the UCC began with a mission enriching personal and community life, its programs have increasingly been driven by the pressures of poverty. Our mission translates into saved lives and changed lives. Our mission is "Providing Community Assistance to meet urgent needs and promote self-sufficiency. We are striving to end hunger and homelessness in Mendocino County." The number of people seeking food, shelter, and related support has exploded. The Food Bank now serves 3,000 people onsite and another 2,500 through 12 remote locations and 3 pantries around Mendocino County. We are a non-profit organization that offers a combination of temporary assistance, information and referrals, and supportive programs. We help people develop solutions to the challenges of crisis and poverty. Our services include a Day Shelter, food aid, emergency housing, crisis intervention, case management, and referral to community services. Part of Mendocino County's Continuum of Care the Fort Bragg and Ukiah Community Centers are proud to be offering critical services to the less fortunate citizens of Mendocino County. -> Ukiah Office 888 North State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: (707) 462-8879 Fax: (707) 462-0654 Fort Bragg Office 253 McPherson Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Phone: (707) 961-6363 Fax: (707) 961-6367 Hours of Distributions: Tuesday: 9 am to 12 pm-Seniors and Disabled Persons 1 pm to 4 pm - Emergency Distribution Wednesday: 9 am to 3pm - General Distribution Saturday: 10 am to 2 pm - General Distribution Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) - Food distributions of government United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) food for low-income residents of the Ukiah Valley. Food is supplemented from local donations and food from the network America's Second Harvest. Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - An exciting opportunity to target food specifically for Mendocino County senior citizens and children six and under, implemented in cooperation with the local Women Infant and Children (WIC) program. UCC Food Bank delivers these specialized food boxes to outlying areas to prevent the most vulnerable in rural areas from going hungry. America's Second Harvest (A2H) - Ukiah Community Center Food Bank is proud to be a contractor for the Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa whose mission is to "Create a Hunger-Free America." Food and grocery products are shared and distributed. Food Closet - Food is provided on non-food distribution days for people who need food immediately and have been unable to come to the regularly scheduled food distribution. Holiday Sharing Project - Christmas and Thanksgiving Food Baskets are given out each year to those who sign up in advance, in collaboration with other local efforts. The food baskets include all of the typical ingredients found in holiday meals in the United States. ------------------------------------------ We would like to thank everyone who donates to the UDJ Food Bank Fund Drive and to the Community Center throughout the year. The drive is fast approaching again. All of your support will enable us to keep providing for the families in need this year. Your support is very appreciated. This summer, we celebrated 36 Years of service to our ever-changing community. The UCC has become the community's agent for helping thousands of people in this area to meet urgent needs and develop self-sufficiency. We work in partnership with many local agencies to address the causes and effects of poverty and other forms of distress. We provide assistance to members of the Ukiah and Mendocino Coast communities. As a result of our affiliation with the Coast we are now collectively known as the "Community Resource Centers of Mendocino County" but continue to do business as the Ukiah Community Center. While the UCC began with a mission enriching personal and community life, its programs have increasingly been driven by the pressures of poverty. Our mission translates into saved lives and changed lives. Our mission is "Providing Community Assistance to meet urgent needs and promote self-sufficiency. We are striving to end hunger and homelessness in Mendocino County." The number of people seeking food, shelter, and related support has exploded. The Food Bank now serves 3,000 people onsite and another 2,500 through 12 remote locations and 3 pantries around Mendocino County. We are a non-profit organization that offers a combination of temporary assistance, information and referrals, and supportive programs. We help people develop solutions to the challenges of crisis and poverty. Our services include a Day Shelter, food aid, emergency housing, crisis intervention, case management, and referral to community services. Part of Mendocino County's Continuum of Care the Fort Bragg and Ukiah Community Centers are proud to be offering critical services to the less fortunate citizens of Mendocino County.

notes: Hours of Distributions: Tuesday: 9 am to 12 pm-Seniors and Disabled Persons 1 pm to 4 pm - Emergency Distribution Wednesday: 9 am to 3pm - General Distribution Saturday: 10 am to 2 pm - General Distribution Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) - Food distributions of government United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) food for low-income residents of the Ukiah Valley. Food is supplemented from local donations and food from the network America's Second Harvest. Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - An exciting opportunity to target food specifically for Mendocino County senior citizens and children six and under, implemented in cooperation with the local Women Infant and Children (WIC) program. UCC Food Bank delivers these specialized food boxes to outlying areas to prevent the most vulnerable in rural areas from going hungry. America's Second Harvest (A2H) - Ukiah Community Center Food Bank is proud to be a contractor for the Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa whose mission is to "Create a Hunger-Free America." Food and grocery products are shared and distributed. Food Closet - Food is provided on non-food distribution days for people who need food immediately and have been unable to come to the regularly scheduled food distribution. Holiday Sharing Project - Christmas and Thanksgiving Food Baskets are given out each year to those who sign up in advance, in collaboration with other local efforts. The food baskets include all of the typical ingredients found in holiday meals in the United States. -> Hours of Distributions: Tuesday: 9 am to 12 pm-Seniors and Disabled Persons 1 pm to 4 pm - Emergency Distribution Wednesday: 9 am to 3pm - General Distribution Saturday: 10 am to 2 pm - General Distribution Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) - Food distributions of government United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) food for low-income residents of the Ukiah Valley. Food is supplemented from local donations and food from the network America's Second Harvest. Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - An exciting opportunity to target food specifically for Mendocino County senior citizens and children six and under, implemented in cooperation with the local Women Infant and Children (WIC) program. UCC Food Bank delivers these specialized food boxes to outlying areas to prevent the most vulnerable in rural areas from going hungry. America's Second Harvest (A2H) - Ukiah Community Center Food Bank is proud to be a contractor for the Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa whose mission is to "Create a Hunger-Free America." Food and grocery products are shared and distributed. Food Closet - Food is provided on non-food distribution days for people who need food immediately and have been unable to come to the regularly scheduled food distribution. Holiday Sharing Project - Christmas and Thanksgiving Food Baskets are given out each year to those who sign up in advance, in collaboration with other local efforts. The food baskets include all of the typical ingredients found in holiday meals in the United States. ------------------------------------------ We would like to thank everyone who donates to the UDJ Food Bank Fund Drive and to the Community Center throughout the year. The drive is fast approaching again. All of your support will enable us to keep providing for the families in need this year. Your support is very appreciated. This summer, we celebrated 36 Years of service to our ever-changing community. The UCC has become the community's agent for helping thousands of people in this area to meet urgent needs and develop self-sufficiency. We work in partnership with many local agencies to address the causes and effects of poverty and other forms of distress. We provide assistance to members of the Ukiah and Mendocino Coast communities. As a result of our affiliation with the Coast we are now collectively known as the "Community Resource Centers of Mendocino County" but continue to do business as the Ukiah Community Center. While the UCC began with a mission enriching personal and community life, its programs have increasingly been driven by the pressures of poverty. Our mission translates into saved lives and changed lives. Our mission is "Providing Community Assistance to meet urgent needs and promote self-sufficiency. We are striving to end hunger and homelessness in Mendocino County." The number of people seeking food, shelter, and related support has exploded. The Food Bank now serves 3,000 people onsite and another 2,500 through 12 remote locations and 3 pantries around Mendocino County. We are a non-profit organization that offers a combination of temporary assistance, information and referrals, and supportive programs. We help people develop solutions to the challenges of crisis and poverty. Our services include a Day Shelter, food aid, emergency housing, crisis intervention, case management, and referral to community services. Part of Mendocino County's Continuum of Care the Fort Bragg and Ukiah Community Centers are proud to be offering critical services to the less fortunate citizens of Mendocino County.
organization: Food Bank & Food Services -> Non-Profit Food Bank & Food Services

name: Ukiah Community Center Food Bank -> Ukiah Community Center & Food Bank