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44 years of providing shelter, food,
direct services, advocacy and information to people in need.
Town, Univeristy Announce New Site for Men's Residential Facility
Chapel Hill Mayor Kevin Foy and UNC Chancellor James Moeser make the announcement at the United Church of Chapel Hill, May 5, 2008. The Men's Residential Facility will be located on the property behind them.
Read more on our "Current News" page
**See our new "IFC Facts and Figures" and "Resources in our local community and beyond" links in the "Community Resources" section below**
The IFC receives a penny for each search made with this Goodsearch box!
Real Change from Spare Change is a community-wide, collaborative
initiative designed to educate, encourage, and empower Chapel Hill and Carrboro citizens, and the UNC community to evoke real
change for those in need.
There is a better way to help! Giving to street people is a band-aid approach to helping. Often street people are perceived
as having an immediate need for cash to buy food, shelter and services. In reality, free food, shelter and services are available in our
community. Giving to Real Change from Spare Change insures
that your money is matched to the true need by funding qualified, professionals who address the true causes of homelessness.
Have you seen, met or are you a street person who may need assistance? Contact a Street Outreach Worker! The IFC is proud to
partner with Housing for New Hope to provide street outreach to those in need.
Street Outreach workers are a direct result of the Real Change from Spare Change Initiative.
Julie Leon, Assistant PATH Coordinator
929.6380.ext.40 (office phone at IFC)
724.2424 (cell)
julie@housingfornewhope.org
PATH Expands to Serve Orange County Homeless
IFC Facts and Figures
Resources in our local community and beyond
Orange County Information and Services Referral Guide (.pdf)
Orange County Food Pantries (.pdf)
The IFC is looking to communicate better with members of our community!
Please email Charles Williams and ask to be on the Email List, Snail Mail List, or Both:
assistant@ifcmailbox.org
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Can you give some
time to the IFC?
Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. IFC
currently needs more individuals to help us to offer emergency shelter, food and crisis intervention
services for eligible clients and households.
Learn
more about what YOU can do at IFC >>
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| Current Food and Shelter Needs |
We would like to thank all of our individuals, groups and congregations that regularly give to our pantry! During the summer months, as you can see in the picture, we typically see fewer food donations. Our food pantry now works on a walk-in basis, and we are seeing more people than before we began our walk-in system. Please consider helping to carry us through the summer months!
A good technique to begin with is the "Buy One, GIVE One Free" method. If there is a "Buy One, Get One Free" item, consider donating the free item. Of course, you can always donate more!
You can bring the items to our Food Pantry in the Carrboro Services Building located at 110 W. Main St., Carrboro, NC 27510 between 9am and 5pm, Monday-Friday.
Essential Food Items:
- Canned Meat- (tuna, beef stew, chicken)
- Canned Vegetables- (corn, green beans)
- Pasta- (spaghetti and sauce, Ramen noodles)
- Canned Beans- (pork-n-beans, pinto)
- Soup- (chicken noodle, vegetable)
- Dried Beans- (pinto, black, lima)
- Fruit- (peaches, pineapple)
- Rice
- Peanut Butter and Jelly
- Cereal
- Paper bags with handles
(i.e., Harris Teeter)
Donation Needs Page
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