Interfaith Social Services

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Interfaith Social Services

Is a private, non-profit agency serving Braintree, Cohasset, Hingham, Holbrook, Hull, Milton, Quincy, Randolph, Scituate, and Weymouth with programs such as the Food Pantry, Career Closet and Bureau Drawer to name a few. learn more

"Only with community support can we fulfill our mission. This past year has shown us what we already knew; the recession has hit home for many families. We view these difficult times as an opportunity to rally as a community and to help our neighbors in need. We are beyond grateful for all of the support received from caring individuals and organizations. We have seen an increase of 30% in contributions since last year. We appreciate the continued efforts from companies like The Green Connection and the generosity of all their customers that participate in the food drive." Rick Doane, Executive Director

Interfaith Social Services OKTOBERFEST September 30th click through to learn more

Fall 2011

Cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes, summer squash - got so many and you just don't know what to do with all of it? WE DO!! Call us to schedule a pick up. Pauly Kid will personally pick up your home grown produce and delivery to Interfaith Social Services in Quincy on your behalf. There are so many families right here in our community that need help, so jump on board with us and Help a Neighbor in Need!

Pauly Kid is growing pumpkins for ISS right now -- every little one loves a jack- o- lantern for Halloween - and we can't wait to harvest them! The pumpkin seeds make a healthy snack, too!

Spring 2011

To all of our VEGE GARDENERS!

How about planting an extra row to help the many unemployed families here on the south shore get some fresh, healthy veges for their kids! Cukes, tomatoes, zucchinis -- bring it on!! YUM

When it comes time to harvest, please consider donating some fresh, home grown vegetables to Interfaith Social Services. Just give us a call and we will coordinate pick up and delivery to Quincy OR bring your donation to our business office at 259 Stockbridge Road, Scituate!

Winter 2010

Thanks to all of our customers that jumped on board with us in support of ISS Food Pantry. We received many donations of food during the holiday season and two folks gave a cash donation this year. Speaking with Rick, of ISS, we learned pampers were much needed. We used the cash donations to purchase pampers and then delivered them to ISS in Quincy.

Spring 2010

Let us work together to help a neighbor in need.

Everyone, including us, has the best intention to give back to our community. But often finding the time to volunteer is super challenging, especially when you work full time and have loved ones to care for.

So how can YOU help give back to our community?

Jump on Board with us! Give your donations of non perishable food to our driver when your product delivery arrives. The Green Connection will take care of the rest on your behalf!

RECYCLE your old clothes for the Bureau Drawer or Thrift Shop. Men and Women professional attire is in demand for the Career Closet. Call us to coordinate a pick up of your old clothes.

All proceeds are donated to Interfaith Social Services

Winter 2009 The Green Connection, Inc. SPONSORS HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE

Proceeds to be donated to Interfaith Social Services Food Pantry

TGCI will be collecting canned food during the holidays on behalf of the Interfaith Social Services Food Pantry, a private, non-profit agency serving Braintree, Cohasset, Hingham, Holbrook, Hull, Milton, Quincy, Randolph, Scituate and Weymouth.

When: The Green Connection will run the food drive through the holidays, indefinitely.

To donate: To participate in the food drive, please drop off canned goods at TGCI business office at 259 Stockbridge Road in Scituate.

"Each weekday morning men, women and children stand in line waiting for the Pantry Shelf to open; more than 40 households are served each day. We try to provide 3-5 days of food for each household and clients may come for food once each month. As food prices continue to rise, more and more families and individuals are forced to come for food. Their weekly income is not enough to cover the cost of rent and utilities let alone food. Our clients are South Shore residents who because of financial hardship need assistance with food. Many are on fixed incomes due to age or disability, while others are unemployed or Transitional Assistance recipients. Some come on a one time emergency basis, others on a more regular basis."
-Interfaith Social Services

THE GREEN CONNECTION

Thank you for organizing the Food Bank Drive. Enclosed please fin Mac N Cheese, Sugar Cookie Kit & Snack Packs.

Happy Holidays

Kristen and Bruce Alltop

Marshfield, MA