Why & Who
Why are we doing this?
For many recipients, the work of CRP means the difference between eating regularly and going without. Many of the recipient households live on less than $20,000 per year and are unable to purchase all of the food they need each month without the help of CRP. Others have an illness or disability that makes it difficult to get to the supermarket or do not have reliable transportation to a local grocery store.
Who does CRP help?
CRP serves a wide variety of people, from families with young children, the unemployed, people living with mental or physical disabilities, to elderly people living on a fixed income while struggling to make ends meet. Our clients are primarily Jewish; however, CRP will provide food to anyone who asks for our help.
Who volunteers at CRP?
The CRP volunteer community consists of individuals representing all ages and religious affiliations. This vibrant, enthusiastic community includes young professionals, families with children, students and members of area community organizations.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Sept 24, 6:30 PM