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A Short Creek Dream Center program

City Help Center Food Bank

Making sure no one in our area suffers from food insecurity—from Cane Beds to Apple Valley.

1,500+
People served
100K lbs
Food distributed monthly
3.5M+ lbs
Distributed since 2020
400
Families served weekly

Watch

The City Help Center in action.

What we do

Weekly food distributions

On a weekly basis, our drive-through distributions get critical food resources into the hands of the people who need them.
  • Emergency food boxes
  • Boxes for seniors
  • Meal backpacks for school-aged children
  • Fresh produce for healthy meals
  • Home delivery for elderly neighbors and those with chronic health conditions

Check us out

Neighbors serving neighbors.

Looking to earn volunteer hours?

Sign up to serve at the City Help Center Food Bank. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome.

Follow along

Stay current on all things City Help Center and learn more about our outreaches in the community.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who does the food bank serve?

The City Help Center Food Bank serves the whole Short Creek area, from Cane Beds to Apple Valley: more than 1,500 people, and around 400 families every week.

How do food distributions work?

We hold weekly drive-through distributions. Follow the Short Creek Dream Center on Facebook for the latest news on distributions and outreach.

What kind of food is available?

Emergency food boxes, boxes for seniors, meal backpacks for school-aged children, and fresh produce for healthy meals.

Do you deliver food?

Yes. We offer home delivery for elderly neighbors and people with chronic health conditions.

Can I earn volunteer hours at the food bank?

Yes. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome to sign up to serve at the City Help Center Food Bank.

You are not alone

Need help?

Our support team is available 7 days a week. Reach out, and we’ll help you find hope, healing, and a path forward.