THE PROCESS FOR GETTING FOOD IS SIMPLE
WHERE TO GO:
Prescott Community Cupboard
Food Bank
777 West Hillside Avenue – Located on the corner of Hillside and Walnut Streets,
just East of Fry’s Food on the corner of Fair Street and Miller Valley Road in Prescott
REGISTRATION & PICKUP HOURS:
*Mondays 2:30pm to 6:00pm
Tuesdays 2:30pm to 4:30pm
*Wednesdays 2:30pm to 6:00pm
Thursdays 2:30pm to 4:30pm
Fridays 2:30pm to 4:30pm
*Saturdays 11:00am to 1:00pm
FOOD BAG DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2023
Individuals
We provided food to 2,600
people for the month and
5,544 people year-to-date
Food Bags
We provided 1,154 bags of
food for the month and 2,417
bags of food year-to-date
Food
We provided 24,191 lbs. of
food for the month and 49,130
lbs. of food year-to-date
*NOTE – The pounds of food distributed includes items from our “Choice Pantry” fresh produce, dairy, bread, bakery Items, prepared foods and kitchen essentials, household items, personal care items, infant supplies and much more.
NEWS UPDATES & OUR THANKS…
February, 2023
Delta Dental has made a generous grant to the Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank to provide large quantities of milk daily for the families we serve. The clients are extremely grateful to be able to bring home milk for their families and children. that they may not be able to afford at today’s prices. Here are Clients Adam, Brian and Sylvester taking part in the Delta Milk program and Max, our Morning Supervisors stocking and incoming order. We are extremely grateful to Delta Dental for their generosity and all the clients tell us it makes a huge difference in their homes!
We are grateful!
Our fantastic Donors and Volunteers continue to come through for us and the ever-growing need in our community. A heartfelt THANK YOU to them for all they give and do!
Your support is much appreciated!
Lee Danaher, PCCFB Chair
Coming up April, 2023
PCCFB Board of Directors Chair, Lee Danaher, givess his first quarter report for 2023.
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GET HELP
If you are in need of food assistance, we are happy to help you. Our service area includes Prescott, Prescott Valley and ALL the surrounding smaller communities within Yavapai County.
VOLUNTEER
Some of the most important work done in the fight against hunger is performed by volunteers. Whether you serve solo, as apart of a group, or as a family, there are many ways for you to make an impact.
DONATE
It only takes a few dollars to feed a family. Your gift can make an impact on our community, helping individuals and families who may not be able to eat without your help.
The Problem
Food insecurity: a lack of access to enough food for a healthy, active lifestyle.
Arizona boasts the 10th highest rate of food insecurity in the nation, and the 3rd highest rate of child insecurity. Over a quarter of the children living in Yavapai County are food insecure; that’s more than 10,000 children in our county alone who do not have reliable access to enough nutritious food.
And, despite the fact that from 2010 to 2011 Arizona’s number of unemployed persons decreased even more than the national average (12% statewide as opposed to 7% nationally), our number of persons in poverty increased during that time by 10%.
There are individuals and families out there who are still just struggling to get by.
The Solution That’s Making A Difference
Since 1973, the Prescott Community Cupboard has been providing groceries to empower households to create their own “healthy, active lifestyle.” One visit to the Cupboard provides enough shelf-stable food to create 12 nutritionally-balanced meals per household member. It can be used to exclusively feed a household for four days, or it can supplement their other food, adding the fruit, vegetables, and protein that would otherwise be difficult for a food-insecure household to have in every meal.
We accomplish this thanks to
• Donations from local grocery stores
• Purchases at-cost from local grocery stores (approximately $7,000 each month)
• Donations of food and money from individuals and organizations
• Food/fund drives and other fundraisers
HELP US FEED THOSE IN NEED
Support the Prescott Community Cupboard…it doesn’t take much to make a big difference!
