Each year, CFC collects a special Thanksgiving Offering (above our normal giving) to help provide for those with food insecurities here in the Tri-State. Please GIVE ONLINE HERE or put a check/cash in the offering boxes noted as "Thanksgiving Offering" by Sunday, November 29. On November 30, we'll count all the money and order the food which will be delivered in semi trailers to CFC.
We will deliver the food to over 30 local food pantries, shelters, and kitchens on Saturday, December 12 from 9:30AM - Noon.
There are ways for almost all ages to serve. You may be assigned to help load the food into our trucks, or you may be assigned to make a delivery. Sign up on the form below.
We will deliver the food to over 30 local food pantries, shelters, and kitchens on Saturday, December 12 from 9:30AM - Noon.
There are ways for almost all ages to serve. You may be assigned to help load the food into our trucks, or you may be assigned to make a delivery. Sign up on the form below.
We asked some of the programs we deliver to if they could give us some stories.
We are a member of CFC, and we also volunteer at one of the food pantries we deliver to. It’s set up like a store where clients can shop for themselves, choosing food, toiletry items, baby needs, and even pet food items. They also offer other services on site such as support for new or expecting mothers and medical services from blood pressure checks to HIV tests.
One participant in our program was so excited to tell me that through hard work and support of Jesus anything is possible. She went from a drug user to signing for her own home this week! You are a HUGE part of making this happen.
Thank you so much for seeing all people created in the image of God with dignity, value, and worth and that you give to the community so generously. It is important that we are exhibiting the command to "loving our neighbor as yourself" by providing physical needs at our Food Pantries to the people of Evansville, but more importantly that we are addressing the spiritual needs that we all have. We appreciate you so much for partnering in the gospel with us by donating food so that hearts might be softened and people would hear and respond to the good news of Jesus!
Every week, The Salvation Army in Evansville provides over 1,000 meals through Sally’s Kitchen and assists 100 families to put food on their tables through our food pantry. Because of the generosity and continued partnership of CFC, we are able to bring hope, nourishment, and compassion to our neighbors facing food insecurity. Your gift to the Thanksgiving Offering is more than a donation—it’s a meal for someone who is hungry, hope for a struggling family, and a reminder that they are not alone.
- We also make deliveries to the Salvation Army in Henderson and Princeton.
We recently had a lady come for the first time. Her husband had recently passed away, and she was struggling to pay her bills. She was embarrassed about having to come to a food pantry. Another lady came for the first time this summer. She had walked for an hour in 95 degree heat. An elderly gentleman regularly visits to get food, and gives us $5 on the way out to help someone else. Our pantries do the best we can to treat our visitors with dignity and respect. Many families visit multiple times a year, and about 10% are new families. Our volunteers are here because God is calling them to serve just as He is calling you. Your giving allows us to make a difference in families like these.
We are a member of CFC, and we also volunteer at one of the food pantries we deliver to. It’s set up like a store where clients can shop for themselves, choosing food, toiletry items, baby needs, and even pet food items. They also offer other services on site such as support for new or expecting mothers and medical services from blood pressure checks to HIV tests.
One participant in our program was so excited to tell me that through hard work and support of Jesus anything is possible. She went from a drug user to signing for her own home this week! You are a HUGE part of making this happen.
Thank you so much for seeing all people created in the image of God with dignity, value, and worth and that you give to the community so generously. It is important that we are exhibiting the command to "loving our neighbor as yourself" by providing physical needs at our Food Pantries to the people of Evansville, but more importantly that we are addressing the spiritual needs that we all have. We appreciate you so much for partnering in the gospel with us by donating food so that hearts might be softened and people would hear and respond to the good news of Jesus!
Every week, The Salvation Army in Evansville provides over 1,000 meals through Sally’s Kitchen and assists 100 families to put food on their tables through our food pantry. Because of the generosity and continued partnership of CFC, we are able to bring hope, nourishment, and compassion to our neighbors facing food insecurity. Your gift to the Thanksgiving Offering is more than a donation—it’s a meal for someone who is hungry, hope for a struggling family, and a reminder that they are not alone.
- We also make deliveries to the Salvation Army in Henderson and Princeton.
We recently had a lady come for the first time. Her husband had recently passed away, and she was struggling to pay her bills. She was embarrassed about having to come to a food pantry. Another lady came for the first time this summer. She had walked for an hour in 95 degree heat. An elderly gentleman regularly visits to get food, and gives us $5 on the way out to help someone else. Our pantries do the best we can to treat our visitors with dignity and respect. Many families visit multiple times a year, and about 10% are new families. Our volunteers are here because God is calling them to serve just as He is calling you. Your giving allows us to make a difference in families like these.