Loose Change Making Change!
Informational signs have been placed in designated areas throughout the city. While everyone still needs money to survive, addressing hunger is a way a community can support its denizens and extend Appalachian hospitality together. The City of Huntington collaborates with various community partners who provide services to those in need. Below are essential resources, services, and programs provided by organizations who share the vision of making homelessness brief, rare, and non-recurring. Informational signs have been placed in designated areas throughout the city to guide the community through joining them in their effort of support.
The City of Huntington collaborates with various community partners who provide services to those in need. Below are resources for individuals needing essential resources, services, and programs. These organizations share the vision of making homelessness brief, rare, and non-recurring.
Understanding Our Mission
The “Loose Change Making Change” campaign harnesses the City of Huntington’s renowned compassion to tackle a daily struggle for many individuals: hunger. Everyone relies on money to meet their daily needs and there is a vast, complicated spectrum of events and circumstances that can cause homelessness or can drive someone to ask for money that are not easily solved. But by channeling our city’s compassion, the campaign supports The Huntington City Mission’s meal program, which is dedicated to serving anyone who is in need of a meal. With every $2 donated, the Huntington City Mission can provide a hot meal to someone in need. Together, we can make a meaningful difference while empowering our community.
Every $2 provides a hot meal to those
in need at the Huntington City Mission.
Last year, the Huntington City Mission provided 198,000 meals.
Every $1 provides nine meals to those
in need at Facing Hunger Foodbank.
Hungry?
The Huntington City Mission’s dining room is open and meals are available during the hours below. The City Mission is located on the corner of 7th Avenue and 10th Street.
Monday – Friday
Breakfast
Women and Families | 6:45-7:25am
Men | 7:30-8:00am
Dinner
Women and Families | 4:00-4:30pm
Men | 4:30-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays
Breakfast
Women and Families | 9:30-10:00am
Men | 10:00-10:30am
Dinner
Women and Families | 3:30-4:00pm
Men | 4:00-4:30pm
Keep Your Change to make Change!
Informational signs have been placed in designated areas throughout the city. Rather than giving money directly to panhandlers, the signs are intended to guide those to donate in a healthier, safer way.
The City of Huntington collaborates with various community partners who provide services to those in need. Below are resources for individuals needing essential resources, services, and programs. These organizations share the vision of making homelessness brief, rare, and non-recurring.
