Now, I got a beautiful studio apartment. It took six months. If you follow the Community Action and…read moreCoordinated Entry System, then you get a great, clean, place! It is based on ur income.

From the owner: Community Action Connections provides social services in Benton and Franklin Counties Washington,…read morewith offices in Pasco and Prosser.

This group is so awesome. All the volunteers give a of their time, love, patience, understanding…read moreand friendship. My grandson Blake looks forward to seeing volunteers that he has made life time friendships with.

Great people, great event can't say enough. I have family that are participants and family that are…read morevolunteers. Love love love rascal rodeo

The problem with many charities is that only a small percentage, if any, of the donated amount…read morereaches the needy, so careful vetting is important. And while volunteers are needed, it does not work without money. We are blessed to be able to give - in any way.

Although I am a pro at throwing my money away, I see donating money to charity as the ultimate…read morewaste. Instead, I prefer to volunteer. Instant, live feedback is second to none. On Christmas day, I worked from 6 am to 5pm here. I covered breakfast and dinner. The experience left me with mixed emotions. Competing with my empathy for anyone who is hungry or has no place to stay was my frustration with watching the homeless/hungry not eat everything on their plate. If you have no money for food, you are out of line to throw it away. I grew up in a house where resources were stretched thin and we never had the luxury to throw out food. Images of hungry people at shelters in addition to my own life experience drives my obsession with managing the contents of my refrigerator so that nothing passes the expiration date. The mission here is noble and essential. Many of the people who use the service have no idea what it is really like to have nothing. Cant fault Gospel Mission, though.

These Folks are Servants of the Highest Level~ kind respectful & a necessary resource improving…read morelives of Elders & those struggling with food-access issues. If able PLEASE donate to Meals on Wheels. They help this Community & the WAYS they help are STELLAR. You can give anonymously on-line or deliver a check~ call about volunteer opportunities ... whatever you're comfortable with. Always masked clean & careful. Every one of them leads with HEART & SERVICE

From the owner: Meals on Wheels is dedicated to delivering nutritious meals and providing social interaction to…read moreelderly individuals and homebound seniors. Operating across numerous communities, Meals on Wheels ensures that recipients receive balanced and healthy meals prepared by volunteers or professional staff. Beyond food delivery, the organization's volunteers also serve as friendly visitors, offering companionship and conducting safety checks, thus addressing not only nutritional needs but also combating loneliness and isolation among vulnerable populations. Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels is a program of Senior Life Resources. Senior Life Resources Northwest is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

The Pantry Shelf is a non profit food bank for those that are in need. Yes, in our little town of…read moreWalla Walla, with a few rich folks, there are people in need of food. I have volunteered here, and I must tell you all, as far as food banks go this one is amazing. Of course, the food is given as they have it, but during the summer/fall, our lovely farmers donate generously with fresh produce. One requirement is that the people seeking food must go to HelpLine first and get a voucher. This is not a bad thing. Those with a voucher can use it 3 times a month at various food banks around town. I cannot vouch for the other 2 food banks, but I' ve heard they give alot of canned stuff (how many cans of pumpkin can you use?) The Pantry shelf gives toilet paper and laundry detergent as it's available, as well . The Pantry Shelf ASKS if a person can use: a variety of goods they have available. If the person says no. they don't get it. Perhaps a family in need of food comes in, and the staff asks....Can you use pickled beets? and the family says no. No problem. No pickled beets for them, but they can have some green beans or peas or corn or beans. I love the way the Pantry Shelf treats each person with respect and dignity. There have been a few times when we had had some frozen chicken or hamburger. It all depends on what we have. Yes, I have volunteered, but not on a regular basis. There are decidcated people that volunteer and know many of the people by name. If you have a few spare dollars, I urge you to donate to the Pantry Shelf. Yes. there are 2 other food banks in town, The Salvation Army and another one. Neither of them give fresh produce as far as I know. I have seen the eyes light up when people are asked if they can use: Fresh tomatoes Fresh onions Fresh potatoes Fresh cherries Fresh berries or anything else fresh. Would anyone like to donate whatever is fresh from your garden? I guarantee whatever you donate will be appreciated/

From the owner: As a non-profit food bank, our mission is to provide assistance and support for families and…read moreindividuals in Walla Walla County experiencing financial stress and transition in their lives and to improve the quality of life for them.