Vernonia Cares Food Bank
Non-Profit Food Bank
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Available here 10
Needed here 20
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Drivers, Local Deliveries, Volunteers
How Can You Help? Volunteer at the Food Bank Help unload the monthly freight Deliver boxes Plan and run a fundraiser Assist on the Cares Board, wh...
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Food Bank, Volunteer
How Can You Help? Volunteer at the Food Bank Help unload the monthly freight Deliver boxes Plan and run a fundraiser Assist on the Cares Board, wh...
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Food Drive, Volunteer
How Can You Help? Volunteer at the Food Bank Help unload the monthly freight Deliver boxes Plan and run a fundraiser Assist on the Cares Board, wh...
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Warehouse, Donations Sorter/Organizer, Volunteer
How Can You Help? Volunteer at the Food Bank Help unload the monthly freight Deliver boxes Plan and run a fundraiser Assist on the Cares Board, wh...
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About this facility
- Hours
- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
- Mission
- What is the GOAL of the Vernonia Cares Food Bank? To provide three days worth of emergency groceries, once a month, to needy households in and around the Vernonia area.
- Areas served
- Columbia, Timber / Buxton in Washington County
- Eligibility
- Income limitations do not apply during this current situation. We are open to ALL upper Nehalem Valley residents. If you are flood affected or hosting a flood affected family, please visit our food bank for assistance!
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
Food Bank Hours: Tuesdays - 10:00am to 2:00pm
Thursdays - 10:00am to 8:00pm
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Tuesday Dec. 11, 07
Food Bank Out of Storage Space: new donations should be sent
to St. Helens
The Vernonia Food Bank is asking people wishing to donate food
items for flood victims to drop them off at the Columbia County
Food Bank.
Vernonia Food Bank workers said their food bank ran out of storage
space Tuesday because of the public's generosity.
Until further notice, they asked that donations be dropped off at:
474 Milton Road in St. Helens.
Posted by Public Information Officers at Vernonia Flood Response at 2:28 PM