Monthly yard sale — first Saturday of every month, 9am–noon at 4540 W Stone Dr. See details
What we offer

Programs

The heart of it

Food pantry

Neighbors shop through the pantry for USDA (via Second Harvest) or non-USDA food items (depending on eligibility). They select the food items they wish to take home.

Groceries by appointment on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and an emergency food box when required.

First-time clients bring a photo ID. Appointments can take a few hours, so plan for that when you come.

How to get help

Glass-door coolers stocked with fresh fruit, labelled by shelf
The main pantry aisle, shelves stocked with tinned and dry goods
Chest freezers filled with packaged meat and poultry
A smiling neighbor with a cart full of groceries beside the clothing rack outside the pantry
Something to wear

Clothing

Each neighbor who has an appointment to receive food may also select clothing items for each member of their immediate family.

Racks of clothing for the whole family, men’s, women’s, and children’s, are set out in front of HHTN.

Everything is donated by the community and sorted by our volunteers. Come and have a look while you are here for your appointment.

Racks of clothing set out along the storefront walkway
Rolling racks of clothing under the covered walkway

Household items

For the home.

Shelves of donated dishes, glassware and housewares

Dishes

As needed, every six months.

The store room, with bagged bedding and linens on the shelves

Bedding

As needed, every six months.

Teal shelving stocked with soap, shampoo and other hygiene items

Hygiene

As needed, on every visit.

Every first Saturday

Monthly yard sale

The racks go out front holding hundreds of clothing items for every member of the family, the first Saturday of every month, 9am until noon. Bargains abound — don’t miss out.

All revenue raised goes to purchasing food for the pantry.

Rows of clothing racks set out across the car park on yard sale morning, mountains behind
Yard sale in the car park in front of the HOPE HELPS storefront, with a community health stall
Inside the shop: aisles of clothing racks and hand-lettered price signs
Racks of children’s and baby clothes on hangers in the yellow-walled clothing room

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