Nourishing our clients — and our community
Established in 2014, Caring Hands provides food, personal care items and nutrition education to the youth and adults we serve.
Healthy minds need healthy meals
Many of our clients live on incomes below the poverty level. Caring Hands goes beyond groceries — we offer nutritional information, a Nutrition Education Group and cooking classes so families can build lasting healthy habits.
Access is available to eligible South Community clients through an in-house referral from a South Community provider.
- Food & personal care items
- Nutrition education group
- Cooking classes
Ways to help Caring Hands
Donate items
Drop off non-perishable food and personal care items Monday–Friday, 8 am – 5 pm at our main office.
Donated items needed (PDF)Give money
Monetary gifts are gladly accepted — our volunteers do the shopping, and every dollar goes to food and self-care items.
Call to donateVolunteer
Help stock shelves, shop for supplies or support a cooking class. Groups are welcome too.
Volunteer with us*National hunger statistic as cited on the current South Community site.