WE WILL BE OPEN SOON AT OUR NEW LOCATION AT 2382 FAIRVIEW BLVD TO BETTER SERVE THE FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY
Thanks to the support of many organizations the Helping Hands opened in April 2009.
REACH,TEACH
AND EQUIP...
AND EQUIP...
Helping Hands food pantry is an initiative of the
Fairview Community Action Partnership, INC (FCAP)
HOURS OF
OPERATION
SUN- CLOSED
MON- 9AM-12PM
TUE- CLOSED
WED-9AM-12PM
THU-6PM- 8PM
FRI- 9AM-12PM
SAT-CLOSED
HOURS OF
OPERATION
SUN- CLOSED
MON- 9AM-12PM
TUE- CLOSED
WED-9AM-12PM
THU-6PM- 8PM
FRI- 9AM-12PM
SAT-CLOSED
Helping Hands is a new resource for those who need assistance in these tough economic conditions.
We are staffed 100% by volunteers who will talk with clients, take their information, and if the clients qualify for assistance they will receive food, clothing and occasionally household goods. Helping Hands also has a resource library of brochures from non-profit, human service agencies that are available for the public to use to contact for additional services.
Helping Hands is an initiative of the Fairview Community Action Partnership,Inc. (FCAP) , a community based coalition that brings together Fairview and Williamson County resources together to strengthen families and to give children and youth the tools they need too succeed.
Helping Hands would not have been formed without the joint efforts and funding from area churches, Second Harvest Food Bank, United Way of Williamson County, Rotary Clubs of Williamson County, Middle Tennessee Electric Company, volunteers and anonymous donations of money, goods and services.THANK YOU SO MUCH
We are staffed 100% by volunteers who will talk with clients, take their information, and if the clients qualify for assistance they will receive food, clothing and occasionally household goods. Helping Hands also has a resource library of brochures from non-profit, human service agencies that are available for the public to use to contact for additional services.
Helping Hands is an initiative of the Fairview Community Action Partnership,Inc. (FCAP) , a community based coalition that brings together Fairview and Williamson County resources together to strengthen families and to give children and youth the tools they need too succeed.
Helping Hands would not have been formed without the joint efforts and funding from area churches, Second Harvest Food Bank, United Way of Williamson County, Rotary Clubs of Williamson County, Middle Tennessee Electric Company, volunteers and anonymous donations of money, goods and services.THANK YOU SO MUCH
