Mustard Seed Distribution Program
The Mustard Seed Distribution Program distributes donated household goods, non-perishable foods, and hygiene products to the community. It also provides advocacy and referrals, and links residents, (including those with special needs) to area resources so that their needs can be met.
The Mustard Seed Distribution Program currently operates Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 AM – 4 PM.
While clothes are available to anyone, if you want to receive food from this program, you must either qualify through USDA income eligibility guidelines or demonstrate membership in certain government programs such as TANF, food stamps, or disability assistance. These are the current income guidelines for receiving food:
More information about qualifying for food distribution through the Mustard Seed Program is available HERE.
The Community Center of St. Bernard is also proud to announce that they are now a member agency of the Second Harvest Food Bank, which is the nation's largest food bank. In addition, the Community Center has received a 32,000-pound donation of food and personal items from the international humanitarian relief organization “Feeding the Nations” which will be distributed through the Mustard Seed Distribution Program.
