2,960
Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center
Our mission is to nurture and strengthen children, youth, adults, families and communities through education, support services and collaborative partnerships to help people improve their lives and achieve self-sufficiency.
Find food near youStretch your budget a little bit further with FREE groceries!
Use the SPFC Find Food Map to find locations near you.
Go to thespfc.org/map, then enter your zip code; your nearest FREE food resources will appear.
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Together We Feed Our Community
Your donation helps put food on the table for local families right here in Safety Harbor and surrounding areas.
You can make the biggest impact with a cash donation — because when you give money, our staff buys exactly what’s needed — and in bulk — so your dollars go even further.
$100 = one week of groceries for a family. mwnfc.org/donate
Every dollar helps.
Thank you for helping us nourish our neighbors and strengthen our community.
#MWNFC
9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Food resources info.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - Due to an increasing need, beginning November 4th, we will extend our hours of service for the FRESH Pantry to 7 pm. Stay tuned - Details coming soon on additional weekend mobile distributions.
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Gigglewaters! Kind and thoughtful, we don't want our children to go hungry.Until SNAP is back, Gigglewaters is providing free lunches for kids who need them.
Starting November 1st, stop in and ask for a “GiggleBag.” It’s just a simple, bagged to-go lunch, nothing fancy, but it’s a meal if your children are hungry. One for every child with you, every single day, no purchase necessary, until SNAP benefits are reinstated in Florida. We’ll keep helping however we can, for as long as we can.
We can’t fix everything. But we can offer a meal.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
This week is the first of three opportunities for Pinellas County families to get free groceries at drive-through mobile pantries.
The program, part of a partnership with JWB and the St. Petersburg Free Clinic, is designed to address food insecurity and mitigate the financial strain on residents facing high costs of living.
Each household receives approximately 50 pounds of food, including fresh produce, proteins, dairy, and shelf-stable essentials, according to SPFC and Feeding Tampa Bay.
The Family Center on Deafness (5175 45th St. N, St. Petersburg) hosts the first drive-through on Thursday, Oct. 23, from 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Distribution events are also set for Nov. 20 and Dec. 18.
Learn more at www.jwbpinellas.org/pinellas-residents-can-get-50-pounds-of-free-fresh-groceries-this-thursday/
#JWBStrengthens
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
We are so excited about the Halloween Book Giveaway! Back on Main Street with our community partner Kiwanis Club of Safety Harbor to give out books! Hope to see you there!
1 CommentsComment on Facebook