UCHRA offers support through the following programs: Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) Low Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) Weatherization Child and Adult Care Food Program Senior Community Service
Open Arms Food Pantry provides free food to those in need within Campbell County, TN. Their hours for distribution: Monday-Wednesday 10am-12pm & 1-2pm Thursday-Sunday: CLOSED For more information: Online: https://openarmsfoodpantry.com/
Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency offers support with: Emergency Services Head Start Family and Individual Assistance Utility Assistance Weatherization Nutritional Services Community Connections For more information: Online: https://midcumberland.org/ Call: (615) 792-3632
East Tennessee Human Resource Agency (ETHRA) offers support to low income and elderly people in East Tennessee including: Job training and education resources Transportation: one time or on a recurring
Women are Safe, Inc. is a local non-profit organization providing services to victims of domestic violence in rural TN. They serve Dickson, Hickman, Humphreys, and Perry Counties. For more information:
Bledsoe Cunty Community Food Bank is open for food distrabution on Thursdays from 2-5 PM. When you drive up to the Food Bank just stay to the inside of the
Community Free Will Baptist Church provides support to those in the Bledsoe area. For more information: Online: https://www.mycommunityfreewill.com/ Contact: Brandy McSpadden Call: (423) 309-9579 Address: 2500 Summer City Rd Pikeville,
NWTHRA provides public transportation services to residents of all ages in all nine Northwest Tennessee counties. Their services may be used for medical trips, shopping trips, airports, and educational facilities.
The LIHEAP Program is designed to assist eligible households with very low income, who pay a high portion of household income for home energy to meet their immediate home energy
Appointments are required and can be scheduled by phone Tuesday-Thursday between 8:00am-4:00pm. Appointments must be made at least 24 hours in advance. In order to qualify for the food provided
SETHRA’s mission is to deliver quality services and resources to those in need. Some of their services include: Child and Adult Care Food Program, Commodities Foods, Crisis Intervention, Family Care
Citizens for Homeless Relief, Inc. (Shepherd’s House) provides food, clothes, and temporary shelter for the the homeless in Coffee, Franklin,Bedford and Moore counties in Middle Tennessee. We provide an environment
South Central Human Resource Agency’s mission is to provide low income individuals and communities access to educational, economic, nutritional, and social services that promote and encourage self-reliance through our partnerships
Good Samaritan Association of Bedford exists to provide those in need with food, used clothing, rent, electricity, and heat. For more information: Call: (931) 684-8160 Address: 201 E Highland Shelbyville,
Fairlane Church of Christ offers food boxes to those in need within Bedford County. For more information: Address: 101 Dow Drive Shelbyville, TN 37160 Phone: 931-684-1583 Fax: 931-684-9572 Email: fairlanechurch@gmail.com
The primary purpose of Community Outreach Partnership of Bedford County is to provide free food and clothing to the needy of Bedford County. For more information: Larry Fletcher Call: (931)
Homes of Hope of Bedford County provides children homes with host families when families are in crisis For more information: Online: https://www.hohobc.org/ contact: Missy Parsons, Executive Director Call: (931) 205-6869
The CROSS Shelter Project operates a center for the unhoused in Bedford County. For more information: Online: Crossshelter.org Call: (931) 703-6405 Address: 116 Hickory Dr Shelbyville, TN 37162 #housing
Centerstone offers a collection of grant-funded services designed specifically for pregnant women, families with young children and anyone thinking about getting pregnant. These services are delivered primarily in the home
The Salvation Army in Anderson County offers support with food and clothing. For more information: Call: (865) 483-4694 Address: 142 Ridgeway Plaza Oak Ridge, TN 37830 #food #clothing
Robertsville Baptist Church offers support with clothing on Tuesdays from 9-11:30 am and hot meals Mondays from 6-7pm. For more information: Call: (865) 483-1316 Address: 251 Robertsville Rd. Oak Ridge,
Highland View Church of Christ of Anderson County runs a food and clothing pantry that is open Thursdays from 11am-12pm. Clothing distribution is made by appointment. For more information: Call:
Glendwood Baptist Food and Clothing Ministry provides food once per month. Open Mondays 10am-12pm For more information: Call: (865) 483-7436 Address: 200 South Alabama Rd. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 #food
First Baptist Church of Oak Ridge runs a food and clothing pantry that is open Wednesday and Thursday from 1:30-3:30. This resource can be used once per month. For more
The Anderson County Community Action is a non-profit social service agency funded to serve the low income residents of Anderson County. For more information: Call: (865) 457-5500 Address: 149 N.
For information: Address: 327 Vermont Avenue Oak Ridge, TN – 37830 Phone: (865) 482-2875 #food
The South Clinton Baptist Church food pantry provides supplemental groceries to individuals and families in need of assistance in the community. This program provides: – Food to meet basic nutritional
Second Baptist Church in Clinton offers food support in Anderson County. For more information, visit their website www.secondbaptistchurch.org Phone: 865.457.2046 Address: 777 Public Safety Ln Clinton TN 37716 #food
First Baptist Church of Clinton offers a food/clothing pantry that is open on Tuesdays from 3:30-5:30pm. Customers can be served once a month. For more information: Call: (865) 457-9353 Address:
Provides access to food pantry with MIFA voucher and clothes closet-open to any one in need of clothing once every four weeks. Also provides mobile food distribution to Memphis and
Shelby County Office of Re-Entry exists to realign our focus from a traditional soft skills training, to hands-on technical and vocational programs in an effort to assist our clients in
Porter-Leath provides services to pregnant and parenting families in their homes to give preschool children the best start in life. Goals are to ensure children obtain school readiness skills and
MidSouth Food Bank is a resource that will help you locate a food bank near you. For more information: Online: https://www.midsouthfoodbank.org/?locsearch=38107&loccountry=US&locdistance=25&sortdir=distance-asc Call: (901) 527-0841 Address: 239 S. Dudley St., Memphis,
Masjid Al-Mu’minun offers the Halal Food Pantry to provide free Halal food to members of our community. For more information,: Online: https://memphismuslims.org/locations/masjid-al-muminun/# Call: (901) 789-1904 Address: 4412 South Third St.,
Landmark Training Development Company created the Landmark Food Pantry to help serve as a solution to food poverty. Families who are struggling financially deserve to have fresh food in their
Assistance Programs: Extended Payment Plan: In certain instances, MLGW may establish a repayment plan of a past due balance in addition to the regular utility bill. Net Due Date Program:
The Resource Center serves as a comprehensive resource center for individuals and families seeking assistance with transitioning through life-defying circumstances. It is also designed to assist individuals who are re-entering
Neighborhood Christian Centers, Inc. offers a women’s program. Job training, mentoring, faith based guidance, emergency assistance from food pantry, clothes closet, and access to household goods. For more information: http://www.ncclife.org/
Provides a food pantry for residents of 38128 zip code the 2nd Monday of the month 10:00 am – 11:00 am. *You must provide two forms of ID, one with
Manhood University is a program that helps build character, improve communication, and strengthen leadership skills for men. This course is facilitated by participating churches and held at their individual locations.
Provides food pantry and clothes closet for Shelby County residents who are in need every Tuesday from 9:00 am – Noon. For more information: Online: http://cogicbethel.org/ Contact: Marilyn Cole Call:
Provides food pantry for residents of zip codes 38128, 38133, 38134 and 38135 every Thursday from 10:00 am – Noon. For more information: Online: www.bartlettumc.org Contact: Perry Martini Call: (901)
Provides money for rent/utility/medical bills or other needed financial assistance for residents of Memphis through different St Vincent De Paul Conferences when funding is available. Food and Clothing may also
Provides food pantry for eligible persons living with HIV/AIDS and their families; persons are allowed to pick up food bags once a month. Partner agency of the Mid-South Food Bank.
South Memphis Alliance offers laundromat access, weekly job listings, list of HIV/STD testing sites, free children’s books, booths set up by local agencies with local resources for patrons, and free
Prison Families Alliance, Inc. (formerly The Friends and Family of Incarcerated Persons, Inc.), is a nonprofit agency providing information and support to adults and children who have loved ones in
The Justice Network’s mission is to provide judges and court administrators with a viable and cost effective alternative to incarceration. They offer services such as: Probation and diversion supervision Drug
Advent Church has a food pantry that offers a bag of groceries once every three months. For more information: Online: https://www.adventpres.com/ Contact: Ms. Leslie McKinney Call: (901) 755-6290 Address: 1879
Indomitable Families Affected by Incarceration offers case management to find employment, housing and other resources, pre-Hiset tutoring, reading and job application help. They also host group therapy sessions For more
Starting Out All Over is a re-entry to society program that offers support getting ID’s, technical training (electrician apprentice and tv cable installers). For more information: Contact: Dr. Sharon Williams