Quincy Crisis Center
Faith-based Humanitarian Outreach
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Counseling, Crisis Counseling
24 Hour Crisis Hotline - 617-471-7075 The QCC Hotline provides a compassionate response to people in crisis through free confidential crisis counseling, in...
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Food Distribution, Food Pantry, Mobile Food Pantry
Food for Families - Food Delivery Program Our food pantry is the only one on the South Shore that regularly delivers free groceries directly to the homes...
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Meals, Hot Meals
Hot Meal Program: The Quincy Crisis Center's food programs include emergency food delivery, daily hot meals and a holiday meal program. A major piece of ou...
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Visitation, Emotional Care, For Seniors, Volunteer
Sojourners - Visitation and Advocacy Program This program serves isolated adults, primarily senior citizens or the disabled, who would benefit from a visit...
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Donations, Financial/Monetary Donations
Monetary donations: Please mail to: Quincy Crisis Center PO Box 31 Quincy, MA 02170 For any questions regarding donations, please call 617-847-6967.
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Food, Canned, Meat ** (ANY/ALL Types)
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Food, Canned, Meat, Spam
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Food, Canned, Vegetables ** (ANY/ALL Types)
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Food, Condiments, Jelly
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Food, Condiments, Ketchup
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Food, Condiments, Mayonnaise
Food drop-off Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. Quincy Crisis Center 282 Billings Road Wollaston
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Notes
Hot Meal Program:
The Quincy Crisis Center's food programs include emergency
food delivery, daily hot meals and a holiday meal program.
A major piece of our mission is to "advance a culture of
compassion." To that end, we encourage the donation of
food, time, and relationship along with financial donations.
Approximately 80% of the hot meals served in our noon feeding
program are prepared and provided as in-kind donations from a
variety of individuals, church and civic groups. We have a
"Walk the Block" program and other programs that solicit
canned goods, holiday turkeys and hams, produce and baked
goods for both feeding programs. A variety of individuals,
churches, businesses and civic groups and organizations assist
us. We minimize the money we actually spend on food by using
what we have to encourage others to give of themselves.
LOCATION:
United First Parish Church
1306 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA
(Note, donations of food are accepted at the Crisis Center,
not the church)