Valley Interfaith Community Resource Center

At Valley Interfaith, we seek to partner with the community to provide necessary resources and build self-sustainability.  We do this by providing food and clothing to our members in Hamilton County.  We also have a large network of organizations we are connected with which we can refer to based on our members needs- such as addiction counseling, applying for jobs, etc.  Our vision is to create a sustainable tomorrow for our neighbors in need.  In 2024, we have provided over 35,000 services to our members and that number will likely grow as we reach the end of the year.  

We are also proud to provide Financial Literacy classes to grades 4-12 because of generous funding from the Dater Foundation and other groups.  This program seeks to teach students how to make their money work for them and to break the cycle of generational poverty that many in our city are caught in.  This is in addition to providing over 2,500 students with the back to school supplies needed before they begin their new school year.  

As our needs continue to rise, we enthusiastically search for partners in our communities to come along side of us and help us to create sustainability for our neighbors in need.