In an effort to clarify and streamline information gathering, an incredible group of people from Northwest Indiana have created www.henryvillehope.com.  On this site you may find information for housing, volunteering & local resources. You can also find the link on our News from our Network page.

Hello Partners, you may have noticed that your order confirmations are being sent attached to an email in PDF form. If you do not have the capacity to read PDF on your computer, you can download Adobe Reader at the following link: http://get.adobe.com/reader/

This link can also be found on our Agency Tools page.

Attention partners… we will be closed the last week in June for inventory. Just wanted to give you a heads up!

We hope that you had just as much fun at this year’s Partner Appreciation Dinner as we did! We would like to express our sincere gratitude for all of your efforts this past year. The Bobby Ellis Award was presented to seven partners who have gone above and beyond to conquer the cycle of need. We applaud your resilience and creativity within your programs and look to you for inspiration this coming year in fighting hunger. Congratulations to all of you!

Emergency Kitchen of the Year

Winner: Fourth Avenue Methodist Church

Finalists:

• Community Kitchen
• Franciscan Shelter House
• Cathedral of the Assumption
• Gilt Edge Baptist Church

Indiana Pantry of the Year

Winner: First Baptist Church of Pekin

Finalists:

• Henryville Community Church
• Interfaith Community Council
• Victory Baptist Church
• Oak Park Christian Ministry

Jefferson Co. Pantry of the Year

Winner: Bethlehem Baptist Church

Finalists:

• Forest Baptist Church
• Newburg Christian Church
• Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
• Shively Area Ministries

KY Pantry of the Year

Winner: Multipurpose Community Action Agency

Finalists:

• Mt. Washington Community Ministries
• Tri-Co Community Action Alliance
• St. Augustine
• Mission Crestwood

Closed Network of the Year

Winner: Options for Individuals

Finalists:

• LIFEHOUSE, INC.
• Family Scholar House
• Healing Place
• Jefferson St. Baptist

Youth Program of the Year

Winner: Childplace

Finalists:

• Pitt Academy
• Crawford Co. YSB
• Lighthouse
• YMCA Street Outreach

The following are descriptions of produce items that you may see on your online shopping list:

• Fresh Packaged Vegetables (1-000000): Salad mix and any other pre-packaged fruits or vegetables from retail pick up or Gordon Food Service
• Sweet Potatoes (1-000001): 80 lb limit
• Fresh Potatoes (1-000002): White and red, 100 lb limit
• Carrots & Onions (1-000003)
• Fresh Corn (1-000004): Corn in the husk
• Fresh Lettuce (1-000005): Ice Berg, Romaine, Bok Choy
• Fresh Field Grown Vegetables (1-000006): Tomatoes, celery, greens, squash, radishes, green beans, turnips, etc.
• Fresh Tree Fruits (1-000007): Apples, oranges, bananas, cherries, pears, peaches, plums, lemons, limes, etc.
• Fresh Melons (1-000008): Watermelon, cantaloupe, & honey dew
• Fresh Berries & Tropical Fruit (1-000009): Strawberries, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, mangoes, pineapples

Family Community Clinic is a non-profit primary healthcare clinic offering free services to the uninsured. These services include, but are not limited to, respiratory illnesses, sinus infections, seasonal allergies, bladder infections, gastrointestinal problems (diarrhea, gastritis, constipation, etc.), skin conditions (acne, shingles, eczema, rashes, bites), ear and eye infections, sports & school physicals, among many others. Pediatric services also include well-child check ups, routine lab screenings, and vision & hearing tests. Spanish interpreting services are also provided for those with limited English. Periodic services include free dental screenings and mammogram/pap smear screenings.

The Clinic serves on a first come, first serve basis. They are open Saturday mornings 8 am-12 pm at 1406 E. Washington St.

* Informational flyers for your clients may be printed from the Agency Tools page.