<p><strong>What to Bring for Your SNAP Appointment</strong></p><p>To help us complete your SNAP application as efficiently as possible, please bring the following documents (if available): </p><p>Proof of income (recent pay stubs, benefit letters, or other income sources) </p><p>Birth certificates for children under 18 </p><p>Social Security numbers for all household members or proof of application (I-94 form) </p><p>Proof of medical expenses (if applicable) </p><p>Proof of housing costs (rent, mortgage, or property tax statement) </p><p>Proof of utility expenses (electric, gas, water, and/or phone bills) </p><p>Don’t worry if you’re missing something — our Benefits Specialists can still help and guide you on next steps.</p>
Our mission is to build relationships with our community, be kind, speak life and show love to everyone who comes to us. Our secondary mission is to meet physical needs of any neighbor who comes with dignity and respect. We are a place they can come to that is safe and offers a sense of community. Many of those served find themselves in the situation of having to decide between paying rent of putting food on the table for their family. Our goal is to end this. Our vision is for our city to be filled with kindness, the poor to be fed, the unsheltered to be housed, the lonely to have community and the sick to get treatment. We look to see local churches, nonprofit organizations, businesses and government working together to support our community one neighbor at a time.