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The Monument Crisis Center is asking the community for assistance as they are facing a critical shortage of food. They are seeking to replenish their shelves.
According to Monument Crisis Center, they are serving over 100 low-income families per hour and will soon run out of food items to give for the rest of the week. They are asking for non-perishables and shelf-stable canned, packaged, or fresh items. Every can, box, or bag of food that you donate will directly impact the individuals and families who rely on our center.
Thank you for your compassion and support. Your kindness and generosity will truly make a difference!
Donation Hours:
- Tuesday, April 30th
- 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- 2:00 PM -4:00 PM
- Wednesday, May 1st:
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9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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According to their website, its food distribution program is the heart of Monument Crisis Center and is an essential part of our mission; providing stability for low income and at-risk individuals and families in Contra Costa County. The Center supplies food to approximately 2,200 different households, serving over 8,000 individuals, while taking in over 25,000 pounds of food in donations every month. (Fiscal year 2020-2021)
Food Distribution Hours
Monday 9am-12pm
Tuesday 9am-12pm
Wednesday 9am-12pm
Donation Hours
Monday 9am-12pm
Tuesday 9am-12pm
Wednesday 9am-12pm
Monday 9am-12pm
Tuesday 9am-12pm
Wednesday 9am-12pm
Location:
1990 Market Street
Concord, CA 94520
1990 Market Street
Concord, CA 94520
Tel: (925) 825-7751
Fax: (925) 825-8732
For more information, www.monumentcrisiscenter.org
The Mission of the Monument Crisis Center is to serve low income families and individuals in Contra Costa County through dynamic service programs focused on providing nutritious food, education, general assistance and referrals.
1 comment
I have seen people pick though the bags and throw what they dont like into the trash can. People want free food, but then they are picky, so really they are hungry and desperate as we are lead to believe.