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Food PantriesWith the higher utilies expected this winter many families in Springfield Missouri are planning now to prepare. However, sometimes there simply is not enough funds to go all the away around the budget. Sometimes a choice has to be made. Which do I pay this month, rent, utilities or groceries. Something must get left out and often it is the groceries. If you know of a family in need this winter here is a list of food pantries that might be able to ease the crunch. Get a Printer Friendly Version
(word doc file) FOOD PANTRIES:Calvary Temple of God 866-2361 Cave Springs Assembly of God
742-4265 Center City Christian Outreach (869-2865) Central Assembly of God (866-5219) Cornerstone Church (831-7242) Crosslines of Springfield 869-0563 Daily Living Outreach/Faith Assembly of God (865-2126) Daysprings Christian Fellowship 864-4338 Faith Family Church (865-1~68) First Baptist Church (866-7202) Glorious Church 865-1468 Grand Oaks Baptist Mission 869-4818 The Kitchen (837-1500) New Hope 831-1585 Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church 865-1585 Scenic Drive Nazarene 862-6387 Southwest Missouri Indian Center
869-9550 Salvation Army (862-5509) Southwest MO Indian Center (869-9550) St. Luke United Methodist Church (866-4993) Victory Mission
831-6387 Get a Printer Friendly Version (word doc file) CLOTHING BANKS:Springfield Council Parent-Teacher Association: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesdays for clothing pick up and 9-11 a.m. & 1:30-3:30 p.m. for shoe pick up. The store will close at 2:15 p.m. To learn eligibility requirements or to donate please call 523-2771. SALVATION ARMY: Provides emergency assistance to the homeless, indigent or transient and operates a variety of programs: after-school recreational activities, summer day & overnight camps, Upward Basketball, back-to-school supplies, Sunbeams, Girl Guards and Adventure Corps, Harbor House men’s shelter, Family Shelter, New Start Housing, Front Line Feeding, day labor, League of Mercy visits to nursing homes, emergency disaster services and holiday food baskets and toys. Emergency assistance with food, clothing, furniture, rent and utilities, transportation and lodging. Noon time feeding 7 days a week. Holiday assistance with food baskets, toys, new hats, gloves and new blankets. Community Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. Our prison ministry includes gifts for inmates’ children at Christmas. Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Get a Printer Friendly Version
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Thank You to Kathy Lutz and Rob Brantley for this compilation of information and the printer friendly version as well.
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The Grant Beach Neighborhood Betterment Association is a group of citizens working together to maintain and improve the quality of living in our area. We meet monthly on a regular basis to address neighborhood concerns, and encourage residents to start smaller neighborhood watch groups in their block. We believe that people should actively participate as citizens in a democracy and as neighbors in in a community. We are a group of citizens interested in working together to maintain and improve the living quality of our neighborhood, motivate the city to address our concerns, be a spawning ground for neighborhood watch programs and build a sense of community among us. Working together, there is little that cannot be done, working apart there is little that can be done. Mission Statement: "Improving the quality of life in our neighborhood" This website is simply a tool we use to help keep our neighbors connected to each other, to their neighborhood and to their City of Springfield, Missouri. Please consider attending the monthly meeting. Potluck Dinner for the whole family and Free child care for the meeting
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