Feeling anxious and uncertain? Want to help our community but not sure how? We get it.
As we all learn to navigate day-to-day life in these unsettling times, Hospitality House food pantry in Commerce, MI remains open. We are working around the clock to ensure that food is available for our struggling neighbors.
We are experiencing an extreme rise in need for food and resources, particularly among our must vulnerable neighbors, including seniors with chronic medical conditions, families with children who may lose up to two free school meals each day as schools remain closed, and low-income and hourly workers.
As workers are missing paychecks, we’re bracing for greater demand for Hospitality House's services. Our ability to impact food insecurity on the front lines depends on our ability to continue operations. This is an unprecedented time and we need your help to ensure resources are getting to those who need them the most.
We are writing to you with an urgent request. We need your support for the growing number of local families in need. Hospitality House is aiming to raise $5,000 for our neighbors who will be affected by COVID-19.
With your support, we can keep our Pantry well stocked and our operations running so that families facing hunger – many for the first time – are never turned away.
We truly appreciate any donation during this critical period.
Thanks!
Check out more information below about us and our mission!
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More information about Hospitality House: The mission of Hospitality House is to minimize deprivation in our community by providing food and assistance to those in need, while maintaining the utmost respect for the dignity of the individual. Hospitality House works to fulfill this mission by operating a food pantry and providing referral services. In addition, Hospitality House also provides advice and aid to pantries in other cities as they work to fight hunger in the greater southeastern Michigan community.
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