Sandy Valley Food Sharing Program
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Food Sharing Program
Provides food and hygiene products to residents in need within the Sandy Valley community.
About
Sandy Valley Food Sharing Program
Founded in
1999
EIN
880343296
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Food Banks
Address
777 E QUARTZ AVE PMB 7050 JEAN, Nevada 89019-8501 United States
Website
nevadafoodbanks.org
Phone
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About
The Sandy Valley Food Sharing Program, founded in 1999, is based in Jean, Nevada. They provide food distribution services to the Sandy Valley community, operating on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. The organization aims to address food insecurity within their community.
Mission
SANDY VALLEY FOOD SHARING PROGRAM helps residents of Jean, Nevada access nourishing food, fostering a caring and supportive community for those in need.
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