Food Pantry Project
The Hillcrest Center’s Food Pantry Project, sponsored by United Healthcare, is a community-driven initiative dedicated to reducing food insecurity and supporting local families in need.
Through this partnership, the project offers consistent access to both perishable and non-perishable food items, ensuring that individuals and households facing hardship can rely on a safe, welcoming place for essential nourishment. By combining Hillcrest Center’s longstanding commitment to community well-being with United Healthcare’s support, the Food Pantry Project strengthens our collective ability to promote health, dignity, and stability for our neighbors.
If you or anyone you know could benefit from this program, please click here to register or get more information.
Ways to Give
Financial Donation
Click the button below to make a monetary donation to support the food pantry:
Hillcrest Food Pantry Guidelines
The following information is designed to help the community decide what to donate to our pantry:
Food Pantry Donation
Our Services = Our Impact
FY2024 & FY2025 Data Combined
(October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025)
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School Based Services
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NOMS Outcome Measures
Hillcrest consumers are provided the opportunity to identify their perception of care. This refers to the client’s perspective on the services they have received and the staff that they interacted with over the past 30 days.
National Outcome Measures (NOMS) is a quality measure provided by SAMHSA that is used to determine the effectiveness of Hillcrest services. Hillcrest customers have spoken and here are the results in our NOMS Perception of Care feedback!
Impact Reports
Our Partners
Outstanding in our community
- In 2021 Hillcrest was chosen by the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) as one of three organizations to present to a special United Way donor company.
- Our CEO serves on the Mayor’s Mortality group to assess the impact of youth deaths.