WE CARE MISSION
EIN 64-0876007 · Food, Agriculture & Nutrition (K31Z)
What they do
We Care Mission Food Pantry is The Largest Program of We Care Mission From The Standpoint of Number of People Helped, Ongoing Expenses, and In The Number of Faithful Volunteers. In 2024 On An Average Monthly Basis, We Care Mission Food Pantry Provided Food Assistance to Approximately 290 Households. In Support of The Food Distribution, We Care Mission Food Pantry Purchased Food Totaling Approximately $54,820 At Favorable Prices Primarily From A Local Grocery Store. In Addition, We Care Mission Food Pantry is An Agency of The Mississippi Food Network. Twice A Month Volunteers Drive to The Mississippi Food Network to Pick Up Food for We Care Mission Food Pantry for Distribution By The Food Pantry to Scott County Households Qualifying for Food Assistance. In 2024, A Substantial Amount of Food Totaling 98717 Pounds Was Received As A Result of The Agency Relationship With The Mississippi Food Network With The Food Having A Nominal Cost or No Cost to We Care Mission Food Pantry. Additional F
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ContactJames FarrisCompliance Officer-Assist Treasurer
In care of% JAMES THOMAS FARRIS
Mailing addressC/O JAMES FARRIS AT POST OFFICE 56, MORTON, MS 39117-0000
Main phone(601) 732-6208Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- March 1997
- County
- Scott
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