07 Nov News Monthly Motivation: Finding Blessings in Every Line Posted by HCC November 7, 2025 The lines at Harvest Compassion Center have been longer than ever, especially with all the political uncertainty affecting families. Continue reading
07 Nov News November Item of the Month: Thanksgiving Boxed Stuffing Posted by HCC November 7, 2025 Every month HCC shares with you a critically low product item to donate. Continue reading
07 Nov News Government Shutdown Affecting HCC Posted by HCC November 7, 2025 With the suspension of SNAP benefits, this is our moment to come together and serve our neighbors in a powerful way! Continue reading
07 Nov News A Simple Box of Cereal, A Big Impact Posted by HCC November 7, 2025 Harvest Compassion Center recently received a generous donation of cereal, and the impact on our families has been tremendous. Continue reading
13 Oct News October Item of the Month: Crackers Posted by HCC November 7, 2025 Every month HCC shares with you a critically low product item to donate. Continue reading
13 Oct News Monthly Motivation: Meet Kent Posted by HCC October 20, 2025 One of our wonderful HCC guests, Kent comes by each month to shop for groceries so he can cook for his friends at the local senior center. Continue reading
13 Oct News HCC is Growing! Help us welcome Lexi and Esmeralda to Team HCC! Posted by HCC October 20, 2025 Esmeralda, who has been part of the HCC family for some time and was recently promoted to full-time Administrative and Center Assistant. Continue reading
13 Oct News Impact Story: New Arrival Posted by HCC October 20, 2025 One of our amazing HCC volunteers and a NICU nurse at a local hospital, instantly recognized a client she had helped deliver her baby just days before. Continue reading
08 Sep News September Item of the Month: Applesauce Posted by HCC September 8, 2025 Every month HCC shares with you a critically low product item to donate. Continue reading
08 Sep News Monthly Motivation: A Little Card, A Big Smile! Posted by HCC September 8, 2025 At HCC, we know serving local families isn’t something we can do alone - it takes a village. Continue reading