Phone (336)
859-5399
292 South Main Street
PO Box 1197
Denton, North Carolina 27239
sdfrc1@windstream.net
SDFRC has an emergency food pantry that serves families in crisis in Davidson County, North Carolina. Our clients can receive groceries once a month and the amount of food they get is based on the number in their Family. We average serving 125 to 150 families with around 306 people each month, and giving out 198 boxes of food. This food is offered at no cost after a qualifying application is completed.
The
food we have can come from many sources. SDFRC is a partner agency
with 2nd Harvest Food Bank of NWNC, located in Winston Salem, where
we can purchase food and also get some government food at no cost. We are fortunate to get salvage contribution from Food
lion on Highway 109, Thomasville and Lowes Foods in Denton
contributes to us from their food drives such as Bag Hunger and
Friends Feeding Friends. Our local Churches are very supportive
with food drives and special occasion collections, and school groups
and individual donation are very important.
Our center maintains a “closet” where we have donated clothing
(it may be “previously Owned and gently used” or it may be new)
for all ages, genders, and sizes.
We
strive to keep sizes separated and items either hung or folded and
grouped as to men’s, women’s, boys’, girls’ and infants’. The
closet is maintained by our faithful volunteers who can assist in
selection of outfits for all family members, or anyone may just
browse on their own. We do have some shoes but supply depends on
donations. Our clothing (as well as our food and other services) is
offered free of charge to our area citizens. And as noted, all
clothes have been donated and we accept donations of CLEAN, Gently
Uses Clothes, shoes and small household items during our office
hours—8:30am to 12:00 Noon on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Please DO NOT leave items outside while we are closed.
With our community and nation facing tremendous economic
challenges and housing crisis, Family Resource Center is doing its
part in helping families to avoid eviction or foreclosure through
rent and mortgage assistance.
When
a family loses their housing, it can be a devastating situation, and
we will work with clients and/or banks to help keep families in
their homes. Emergencies can happen to anyone and people turn to
SDFRC to help them get through bad times. If your power or water
gets turned off, it can be a serious problem. Once it has been
disconnected, it is harder and more expensive to get it turned back
on. South Davidson Family Resource Center can help you to avoid
these situations. Our resource center remains dedicated to dealing
with each client, working jointly to achieve solutions. We also
provide information and referrals which can connect people with
resources and other agencies to help meet their needs. For
emergency financial assistance, you will need to come to our office
to complete an application. Call our office at 336-859-5399 for
clarification. Due to funding restraints these services are limited
to Southern Davidson County residents.