Winnsboro Community resource center & FOOD PANTRY
719 W. Coke Rd. Building 4
WINNSBORO, TX 75494
MAILING:
P.O. BOX 268
WINNSBORO, TX 75494
903-342-3287
Income vs Expenses
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
October 2024
income: $19,355.92
expenses: $11,834.06
January thru October (YTD)
income $101,850.03
expenses: $114,673.06
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
The annual food drive challenge between Winnsboro and Mt Vernon concluded midnight October 25th. Results were announced before the halftime show at the football Friday evening.
Mt. Vernon completed the drive with 12,434 items and Winnsboro in second with 9,302. This is a great win for both community food pantry's and the residents that depend on food assistance.
Parking lot Sale
Over 21,000 Food Items donated
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
The WCRC Food Pantry is holding a "Parking Lot" sale on Saturday October 25 & 26th
Time: 9 am to 3 pm
Treasures galore to look through to find those unique items.
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
Celebrate!!!!!
We have exceeded the matching amount required for our grant amount with the East Texas Food Bank.
Thank you Winnsboro and all who have given to meet the goal.
Our Team
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
Our History
Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers are committed to helping others. We take our convictions and turn them into action.
Our History
Walk-In Cooler fund Raising Drive
Our History
The WCRC opened on the first Tuesday of June 2010. Within the first six days of operation, the WCRC food pantry served 53 families, representing 209 individuals. By the end of October 2019, the pantry had assisted more than 12,000 families and distributed more than $204,000 in food and supplies. This massive efforrt was fueled by voluntee
The WCRC opened on the first Tuesday of June 2010. Within the first six days of operation, the WCRC food pantry served 53 families, representing 209 individuals. By the end of October 2019, the pantry had assisted more than 12,000 families and distributed more than $204,000 in food and supplies. This massive efforrt was fueled by volunteers who gave over 16,500 hours of their time and individual, businesses, churches, and civic groups who donated generously.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
We focus on making the maximum positive effort for our community. Our members and volunteers provide the momentum that helps us affect change. We supply supplemental food to help those in need. It is because of our wonderful community that we are able to help so many.