KHCC's Emergency Pantry Needs Your Help | The Bronx Daily

In the face of CoViD-19, we are giving hot meals and non-perishable foods to community members 7 days a week.

But we cannot do it alone.

Our KHCConnect team is ensuring that our families are connected to the services and resources they need during this stressful and uncertain time.

You can let the KHCC community know that you are standing with them by providing support that sustains them today, tomorrow, and into the future — no matter what that future holds.

Here is how you can help.

53% of families need food assistance, $25 can provide a food box for a family of 4;
63% of families need diapers and wipes, $50 can provide a box box of diapers to a child;
37% of families need cleaning supplies, $20 can provide cleaning supplies.

Thank you for your support and compassion during this critical time.

We need you and others to continue to support some of the hardest hit New Yorkers: under served and under resourced families, youth and children.

Please donate what you can.

Be well,

Margaret Dela
Executive Director

KHCC

About Kingsbridge Heights Community Center

The Kingsbridge Heights Community Center (KHCC) was founded in 1974 by a group of passionate community organizers. The group was led by three neighborhood women: Mary McLoughlin, Patricia Burns, and Janet Athanasidy.

Upon hearing in 1972 that the 50^th Precinct was moving out of its turn-of-the-century building on Kingsbridge Terrace, the three jumped at the opportunity to realize their vision for a community center.

KHCC provides resources to empower Bronx residents from cradle to career to advance education and well-being for a vibrant community. We achieve this in an environment that fosters academic milestones, literacy, mental health support, nutrition, technology, and the arts.