We offer other resources because we want to help our neighbors step out of the cycle of poverty. Our main resource will always be providing grocery assistance, but there's more pieces of the puzzle necessary to end hunger in our community. 

If you have a resource in mind or would like to help us offer community resources, please contact our Resource Manager. All ideas are welcome. Click the icon to start an email!

The Gardens at Our Daily Bread will be a community space for all friends and neighbors alike. Produce harvested from the garden will be made available on the shopping floor. 

We had a month long course in June 2019 that will help equip people who have been diagnosed with T-2 Diabetes. Participants learned ways to minimize and further prevent the onset of chronic symptoms and conditions associated with the disease.

The Baby Mobile, from the Infant Crisis Services and the Early Childhood Coalition, comes twice a month. Any family with a child under the age of 4 can receive baby food, baby formula, and a week's worth of diapers up to five times in the baby's first four years of life.

Every Monday we have trained volunteers ready to help guests apply for SNAP benefits during the session. The session hours can be found under the "Hours" tab or by clicking below. 

We have 15 participants in this year long course. Class members will learn to manage and prevent the onset of T-2 diabetes by changing their lifestyles together. The class is taught in partnership with Razook's Pharmacy and was sponsored by the Allene Brown Foundation. 

We try to have a quarterly class for our guests. To date, we have had the following classes:

• Cooking Classes

  • Dry Beans​

  • Electric Skillet

  • Egg Dishes

  • Cast Iron Skillet

  • Instant Pot

  • Waffle Iron Class for kids

• Financial Literacy Classes