FOOD DRIVE -- Sunday, August 6th.

Items needed for this month's food drive remain about the same. Monetary contributions are also very much appreciated. Your checks can be made out to SPEAC.

Thank you for your continued generosity.

Calling all workers: Volunteer Opportunities Available

The Southern Platte Emergency Assistance Center has become an integral part of Platte County and a beautiful way to love for our neighbors.

Here at PHCC we have worked many hours over the years helping further the mission of SPEAC. It is an integral part PHCC’s commitment to Serving our Lord.

Sometimes it happens, though. Sometimes things come up. Sometimes we need help ourselves.

Recently we found ourselves in need of more hands to reach out and serve.

Would you like to join us?

If you have 2 or 3 hours on any Thursday afternoon, we would love your help in continuing our service to this wonderful organization.

For more information contact:
Helen Wright (816) 468-0453 or
Tom Morris (816) 848-2919.

SPEAC formed in 1989 with one simple mission: to help alleviate hunger in Southern Platte County, Missouri. The partnership developed with several local churches and the United Services Community Action Agency. Supported by local congregations, the faith community, and civic organizations SPEAC is an independent 501(c)3 organization.

SPEAC is staffed by volunteers and its Board of Directors serves without compensation.

Our Programs

• Food Pantry: SPEAC provides food and toiletry items from its pantry to those in need in Southern Platte County. Patrons are served once every 30 calendar days. SPEAC offers patrons an opportunity to select from available stock. SPEAC strives to provide a selection of meats, pantry items, cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items.
  
  SPEAC works with Harvesters Food Bank to serve our local area. Under this arrangement, SPEAC obtains food donated to Harvesters for a nominal handling fee. SPEAC also accepts direct donations and monies from local churches, businesses, community organizations and individuals.
  
  
• USDA Commodities: SPEAC serves as the USDA commodity food distribution center for Southern Platte County. Patrons meeting federal income guidelines are provided available foods one time per calendar month.
• Senior Boxes: SPEAC delivers food boxes to needy seniors once per month.
• Assist Other Local Non-Profit Organizations: SPEAC works with other non-profit organizations in support of food and other needs.
  

Above information provided by the SPEAC website at www.speacpantry.com