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
Tuesday 10-2
Thursday 10-6
Income vs Expenses
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Income vs Expenses
April 2025
income: $19,468.05
expenses: $5,955.33
Year-to-Date
income $37,193.02
expenses: $36,005.96
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Income vs Expenses
East Texas Giving Day concluded at midnight, April 29th. Between our local fundraiser at the pantry, drop-by donations, and online giving,the WCRC was blessed to receive $1,571! We are most "thankful" to those who sacrificially gave to make this happen. These funds will be used to buy food and help meet our increased monthly operating co
East Texas Giving Day concluded at midnight, April 29th. Between our local fundraiser at the pantry, drop-by donations, and online giving,the WCRC was blessed to receive $1,571! We are most "thankful" to those who sacrificially gave to make this happen. These funds will be used to buy food and help meet our increased monthly operating costs.
In East Texas there are 217,260 people at-risk of hunger.
There are 1 in 4 Children and 1 in 6 Adults in East Texas that are Food Insecure.
All said, this allows us to continue to help with food assistance in our wider community.
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
With the financial assistance from the TCBS Foundation, Inc in Mineola, TX, the WCRC pantry will be able to purchase and implement barcode technology to better serve our community. This will streamline the check-in procedure for people coming for food assistance, and it links directly to the East Texas Food Bank records eliminating the ti
With the financial assistance from the TCBS Foundation, Inc in Mineola, TX, the WCRC pantry will be able to purchase and implement barcode technology to better serve our community. This will streamline the check-in procedure for people coming for food assistance, and it links directly to the East Texas Food Bank records eliminating the time our volunteers spend manually imputing information. With the grant The WCRC will also be able to eliminate the file cabinets of stored paper records by scanning them and creating digital files.
Thank you to the Board of the TCBS Foundation for making this a reality.
Fresh Produce Drop Monthly!
Fresh Produce Drop Monthly!
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
If you would like to have fresh produce on a regular basis but don't need or are not signed up for monthly food assistance at the pantry, remember, the WCRC gets a produce drop on the first Monday of each month. It is typically 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of fresh produce and varies from month to month in terms of the type of produce. We annou
If you would like to have fresh produce on a regular basis but don't need or are not signed up for monthly food assistance at the pantry, remember, the WCRC gets a produce drop on the first Monday of each month. It is typically 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of fresh produce and varies from month to month in terms of the type of produce. We announce on our Facebook page on the Monday morning of delivery to announce what we have and when it will be available to pick up.
Fresh Produce Drop Monthly!
Our Team
Walk-in Cooler Installed and Ready to Go!
Our walk-in cooler is installed and operational for use! We are so very grateful to all who donated to make this a reality. It is going to so expand our refrigeration space allowing us to safely store food.
Our Team
Fresh Produce Drop Monthly!
Our Team
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
Our History
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 History
Our History
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.