RICHARDSON – The Network of Community Ministries has launched its Spring Drive in partnership with the City of Richardson, and Richardson ISD to help restock supply shelves.
“Food at this time of the year, for various reasons, supply chains issues, and other things has been lower than usual. Our supplies coming from the North Texas Food Bank and our other grocery partners are not at the levels where they usually are,” said Tina Floyd, Development and Marketing Director for the Network of Community Ministries.
The Network is especially in need of diapers, toiletries, food, and clothing.
There are several municipal facilities where people can drop-off donations as well as the RISD Administration Building and the Network’s offices at 1500 International Pkwy. Donations are also being accepted through the agency’s Amazon Wish List (www.thenetwork.org/network-wish-list.
The Network’s Spring Drive runs now through April 30.
Visit www.thenetwork.org for more information.
