Anyone who finds themselves in need of food for themselves or their family can visit the Food Pantry and receive meats, grains, cereals, canned fruit and vegetables, juices and other items. For those in need or those wishing to contribute, the pantry can be reached Mon.-Fri. Area residents with a confirmed diagnosis of MS may be eligible to receive the free loan of therapeutic medical equipment such as wheelchairs, portable ramps, canes, walkers and other items. The MSAA provides the free loan of such equipment to qualified members who cannot secure assistive devices on their own or through private insurance or government programs. In Wyoming County, the Salvation Army is brought to you through a service unit, partially funded by the Wyoming County United Fund.
Volunteers run the service.
Chairperson Kevin Holehan can be reached at 836-4090. The Salvation Army has provided various services such as food, clothing, utility assistance, Christmas needs, home repairs, homeless assistance and emergency needs. Voluntary Service is seeking volunteers. Monetary contributions aside, it is impossible to calculate the amount of caring and sharing that these volunteers give to veteran patients. Volunteers are a priceless asset to America's veterans and to the Veterans Administration.