Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Co

During the Flint Water Recovery Efforts, Catholic Charities is providing help to those in need through its Center for Hope Community Closet and North End Soup Kitchens. Families and individuals are able to take home bottled water, as supplies permit M-F: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the corner of Louisa and Root St. 

 We still need your help!  The Flint water crisis might not be in the news on a daily basis anymore but the recovery efforts are ongoing and your continued support is much appreciated!
 
If you would like to make a donation of bottled water, please note that we can only accept full cases of commercially packaged water or commercially sealed gallon containers of water. Water can be dropped off at OR shipped to our Center for Hope, located at our temporary location at 609 E. Fifth Ave., Flint, MI 48503. If you plan on delivering your donation in person, please call  (810)-232-9950 ext. 228 or email: [email redacted] with your name, a contact number, and when you are planning on arriving so we can be ready for you!

If you would to make a monetary donation for us to purchase water/filters/etc., you can mail a check to: 901 Chippewa St. Flint, MI 48503, or visit: www.ccsgc.org/donate . Be sure to include “water” in the memo section. This way we can ensure that the funds will be used solely for the purchase of water for our clients and the residents of Flint.

If your funds can be used for other supplies, such as food, personal hygiene items, blankets, formula, diapers, etc., you can note that in the memo as well!

We are still in need of water for the residents of Flint. If you would like to contribute to the water crisis, please consider any kind of donation. Information on how to donate can be found above. 

Thank you so much for helping us continue to support the residents of Flint, Michigan! Through your prayers and donations, you are a blessing to us all!

Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Counties has been Providing Help and Creating Hope for those in need since 1941, serving all people regardless of faith or ability to pay. This diverse social services agency offers an array of programs including counseling, substance use treatment, prevention and education, foster care and adoption as well as the North End, Center for Hope and South Flint Soup Kitchens. Our offices are located in DOWNTOWN FLINT and we are working hard every day to help those in need in our community.

You can find more information on our website: www.ccsgc.org/flint-water-crisis

Catholic Charities has been distributing clean water to the citizens of Flint since the Winter of 2015. We provide water and food to those in need through our Center for Hope Community Closet and our Soup Kitchens. Families and individuals in need are able to DRIVE THROUGH our Center for Hope parking lot and take home cases of bottled water, as our supplies permit.

We need your help to raise funds to allow us to purchase healthy, fresh foods like: fruits, vegetables and dairy products, that we will then be able to serve to our soup kitchen guests, distribute to those in need in our community and  to help combat the effects of lead in their bodies! AS YOU KNOW fresh produce is EXPENSIVE! Help us provide them for the kiddos who need it the most.

All funds raised here will go towards purchasing clean water and healthy foods for those served by Catholic Charities in Flint!

Thank you so much for helping us continue to support the residents of Flint, Michigan. Your prayers and donations are a blessing to us all!

Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Counties has been Providing Help and Creating Hope for those in need since 1941, serving all people regardless of faith or ability to pay. This diverse social services agency offers an array of programs including counseling, substance use treatment, prevention and education, foster care and adoption as well as the North End, Center for Hope and South Flint Soup Kitchens. Our offices are located in DOWNTOWN FLINT and we are working hard every day to help those in need in our community.