Mutual Aid Tompkins
Community Resource
About this resource
This initiative involves neighbors in Tompkins County helping each other to ensure that those most at risk and affected by COVID-19 have their essential needs met. While Mutual Aid is open to all, it specifically focuses on the most at-risk groups: the poor, ill, elderly, disabled, undocumented individuals, as well as queer, Black, Brown, Indigenous, and people of color. Available services include cash assistance, food delivery when necessary, masks (available through local makers or by calling 607-288-3280), and a community resource folder. A map of food-sharing cabinets can be found here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewerfbclid=IwAR1WkubYxSOEOXBqqy2y-HV7fndwZInmyXS2TYq9nTJHpf3nrx6NglIdlSE&mid=10XqR7KC6OigkXY95A9iG60-CeUOaEvTd&ll=42.45497481650012%2C-76.48189159999998&z=11. There is no intake procedure or fees associated with this service.
Who can use this
This resource is open to everyone. No specific requirements.
Was this resource information helpful?
Similar resources
Other programs that might help
Roots Young Adult Shelter At The Chapel On The Ave
Community Resource
Food pantry offering to-go meals every Friday from 5:30 to 7 PM in Seattle. Visit in person to receive meals.
In Care Of Multiservices
Community Resource
Offers cooked meals for takeout. Call for details. Enter through the parking lot at 483 Main Street, Beacon.
St. Francis Xavier Dining Room
Community Resource
Community resource