#1: On Thursdays the Thrift Store is now open until 4:30pm. Yay!
#2: Reminder – DO NOT leave donations outside the building during non-store hours. Please contact us to make alternative arrangements if you cannot visit during regular hours.
#3: Please refrain from donating expired food to the Food Shelf. Handling food we cannot distribute is a burden on our staff/volunteer’s resources and time.
Thanks for your understanding and continued support!
Here is a list of personal items that are needed at the food shelf:
Here is a list of food items needed at the food shelf:
Contact Food Shelf Coordinator Colleen Millen at 507-932-8056 or cmillen@hbcsc.net to coordinate donation of items and resources
Starting in July 2021, PICK-UP for Food for Families will take place on the South side of the Food Shelf Building (1260 Whitewater Ave).
The new hours for Food for Families is now 4 to 5:30 P.M. Food for Families continues every second Thursday of the month. The dates for the rest of the year are:
Thursday, July 8
Thursday, August 12
Thursday, September 9
Thursday, October 14
Thursday, November 11
Thursday, December 9
There is a significant need for volunteers at the Center. Community volunteers are a vital link to maintaining our ability to assist the community. If interested, please complete our simple Volunteer Interest Form. Thank you!
Please use this number to contact our Food Shelf: 507-932-8056. Thank you for your cooperation!
We now have an Amazon shopping Wish List! Thank you in advance if you are able to contribute by purchasing an item: AMAZON WISH LIST. Every thing on the list will be put to good use! If you purchase through the link, you can have items shipped right to the Resource Center!
The Hometown Resource Center is a non-profit services provider located in St. Charles, Minnesota. We are the location of the Hometown Resource Center Thrift Store as well as the local community food shelf. The Resource Center’s mission is to assist people in our local community and surrounding rural area with their food, clothing, household and monetary needs. We believe each person has inherent dignity and should be treated respectfully while we provide the services / outreach they need.
