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
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
A big THANK YOU to some amazing young leaders in our community! 💛
Julie Lewis’ 1st and 2nd grade Gifted and Talented students from Winnsboro Elementary recently donated an incredible 1,200 jars of peanut butter and jelly to WCRC! 🥜🍓 Their generosity will help provide many meals for families in our community.
During their visit, Marlee M
A big THANK YOU to some amazing young leaders in our community! 💛
Julie Lewis’ 1st and 2nd grade Gifted and Talented students from Winnsboro Elementary recently donated an incredible 1,200 jars of peanut butter and jelly to WCRC! 🥜🍓 Their generosity will help provide many meals for families in our community.
During their visit, Marlee Messimer, a dedicated youth volunteer, joined by her mother Jenny Messimer, shared information about WCRC with the class and helped lead tours so the students could learn more about the work being done.
We would also like to give a special THANK YOU to Kristie Amason, WCRC board member, and the Gilbreath Memorial Library for sponsoring the event and providing donuts and drinks for the students. 🍩
WCRC is incredibly grateful for the involvement and support of our local schools, teachers, students, and parents. Together, we are making a difference in our community! ❤️
Winnsboro Brings the Trophy Home with 11,943 Canned Goods!
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
Each year in October, our schools in Winnsboro and Mt. Vernon face off in a friendly competition to see who can collect the most canned goods for our community. This year, our Winnsboro schools pushed us over the top and brought the trophy back home where it belongs! 🏆🥫
Together, our students and staff collected an incredible 11,943 cann
Each year in October, our schools in Winnsboro and Mt. Vernon face off in a friendly competition to see who can collect the most canned goods for our community. This year, our Winnsboro schools pushed us over the top and brought the trophy back home where it belongs! 🏆🥫
Together, our students and staff collected an incredible 11,943 canned goods to help those in need.
A huge thank you to each campus for their hard work:
• High School: 1,144
• Junior High: 2,914
• Intermediate: 2,385
• Elementary: 3,958
Special thank you to Nan Saucier and Eric Peterson, and to Team Air for delivering the cans to the pantry, and the Beta Club for helping unload and stock the shelves. Your support helps make this effort possible!
We’re so proud of our students, staff, and community for coming together to make such a big impact. Thank you for showing what Winnsboro pride and generosity look like! ❤️
Parents are the foundation of this food drive and we appreciate them so much!!!
Income vs Expenses
Big Hearts, Big Impact from Winnsboro Elementary GT Students 💛
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Income:
Expenses:
Year-to-Date
Income
Expenses:
Income represents the donations, grants, and other funds our organization receives to support our mission. Expenses are the costs required to operate programs, serve our community, and keep the organization running. Our goal is to manage these funds responsibly so that the majority
Income:
Expenses:
Year-to-Date
Income
Expenses:
Income represents the donations, grants, and other funds our organization receives to support our mission. Expenses are the costs required to operate programs, serve our community, and keep the organization running. Our goal is to manage these funds responsibly so that the majority directly supports our programs and the people we serve.
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!
Pantry ready to upgrade to Bar Code TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CLIENT SERVICES
Fresh Produce Drop Monthly!
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.