Our Services
Our mission is to alleviate and prevent financial crises and to help local families achieve self-sufficiency and stability in a dignified and supportive manner. We fulfill this mission through the services we offer to our clients.
Service Hours:
Mon – Thurs: 11 am – 2 pm
2nd and 4th Thurs: 6:30 pm – 8 pm (pantry only)
Address:
1600 Olive Chapel Road
Suite 408
Apex, NC 27502
Food Pantry
If your financial circumstances are making it difficult to place food on the table, we are here to help. We offer you the opportunity to shop free of charge for the items that meet your family’s unique nutritional needs.
Home Delivery
If you are unable to access our food pantry due to advanced age, a medical condition or disability, and you don't have a family member, friend, or neighbor who could access the pantry on your behalf, our home delivery service might help.
Resource Assistance
A financial crisis does not discriminate. It can strike anyone and at the most unexpected time. We are ready to help you with unforeseen economic emergencies. If you need financial assistance, our financial volunteers are ready to assist.
The HOME Project
Homelessness is on the rise in Wake County. The number of people who came in contact with homeless services increased by 31% from 2015-2017. This new program is designed to help families and individuals within the Apex, New Hill, Friendship or Holly Springs area, who are at risk of homelessness.
Resources
We have a database of area services and provide referrals based on client need. We also help visitors navigate the system of available resources in our area. Budget counseling, repair, affordable housing and resources for seniors are among the services that we can help with.
Health & Wellness
A busy schedule or a lack of medical insurance can be obstacles to seeking medical care. Our clinic offers free health screenings and health information to any interested adults every second and fourth Tuesdays of the month.
Citizen of the Year Award
Honoring our Volunteers
Hunger Hero Award for distributing 157,430 pounds of food in FY 2018-2019
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