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Provides community meals on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 4:30-6:00 PM.
1st and 3rd Saturday (11:30 AM–1:00 PM) “Meals with Love” and “Clothing Giveaway” ministries provide the opportunity of serving the poor and those who experience periodic hardships. Through this ministry, many members of our congregation (young people, men, and women) experience the joy that is inherent in serving others.
Sunday Morning (7:00 AM–9:00 AM) Various “Life Group Teams” prepare and serve a “JumpStart Breakfast” to the homeless and other members of the community. Participants are also provided the opportunity to hear a brief spiritual message and listen to a song or two presented by the CCOC Senior Choir.
As the need arises, Central also provides economic support to its members, sister congregations, and others.
Offers community meals on Tuesdays from 5:00-6:00 PM.
Meals on Wheels operated by Broome County Office for Aging is a program available to eligible homebound seniors who are unable to prepare meals. Meals are delivered Monday - Friday. Contributions are voluntary. For residents in Vestal, Endwell, Endicott contact Meals on Wheels of Western Broome.
Serving nutritious meals to seniors, the homebound and the disabled in Cicero, North Syracuse, Liverpool, Mattydale, Brewerton, Clay, Bridgeport and now serving Baldwinsville clients who qualify for Wellness In Nutrition (WIN) Program. Call for information and cost (315)-452-1402.
Senior Dining Site - Tuesday/Wednesday at NOON.
PEACE, Inc.’s food service program prepares nutritious lunches for seniors at many sites throughout Onondaga County. Meals feature grilled entrees, fresh fruits and vegetables.
Suggested contribution – $3.00*
Guest meals – $6.00
*Any contribution is gratefully accepted; no client is turned away due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute.
Funded by: Administration of Community Living, US Dept. of Agriculture, New York State Office for Aging and Onondaga County Office for Aging, United Way of Central New York, and private donations.
Our Lady of Sorrows church operates a food pantry. CALL AHEAD for information on hours and eligibility.
Senior Dining Site - Friday at Noon.
The food pantry located in Van Hornesville serves thousands of people daily in providing food services for those in need. The PO Box is PO Box 96, located on Route 80, Van Hornesville, NY 13475. Contact name is Ron and Nancy Smith.
Emergency food pantry