Serving Lane
County
neighbors in
need since
1952
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Mission Statement
 Responding to Christ’s message
 to love our neighbors as ourselves,
 Catholic Community Services offers
 immediate help by providing food and other
 assistance to anyone in need and seeks to
 instill hope by helping Lane County families
 take positive steps to move out of poverty.
A Catholic Charities Member Agency
We Serve All.
OUR VALUES
OUR SERVICE
 We serve others
 not because they
 are Catholic,
 but because
 we are Catholic.
 CCS is an equal
 opportunity provider.
 We help anyone in
 need, whatever their
 religion, race,
 lifestyle, or status.
A Catholic Charities Member Agency
HELP for today.
HOPE for tomorrow.
A caring COMMUNITY.
OVERVIEW
Eugene Community Service Center
1464 W. 6th Avenue
(between Taylor and Almaden)
Springfield Community Service Center
1025 G Street
(corner of 10th & G, across from
Brattain House)
Also the home of our case managers
and Administrative offices
HELP for today
 Food Distribution
 Energy Assistance Program
 Homelessness Prevention
 Community Service Centers
HOPE for tomorrow
 Transitional Housing
 Family Support & Connections
 Young Fathers Program
A caring COMMUNITY
 Collaborative Partnerships
 Volunteer Services
 Material Donations & Financial Support
Food Distribution
FOOD DISTRIBUTION
 In Eugene and Springfield
 Offered 4 days a week
 Up to 16 boxes a year
 Food lasts 2-5 days, depending on use
By The Numbers
Distribution Break Down
 Provided 29,351 Food Boxes 2014-15
 Served 68,069 people with 18,537 new
customers
 Handed out 1,494,219 pounds of food
 Cost of Food distributed $0
A Changing Dynamic
Perishable Product (as % of Total Food)
 Perishable have
steadily continued to
increase
 The amounts of
these types of
products will only go
up while % other
product will stagnate
or decrease
 We need to look and
new and dynamic
ways to promote
and distribute these
foods
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Ways to Display
 Building your
own racks
can be an
easy and
cool way to
display
product
 Using the
promotional
display that
comes with some
items is a great
way to showcase
specific product
 Recipes are
excellent to
highlight items and
make a nice
display
Education Counts
 Healthy options (Chop) is a great way to help customers
make more informed choices
 Showing off your
variety of produce is
enticing and a good
way to educate
customers on how to
use certain products
 Sampling is another great
way to educate customers
and highlight new products
and recipes
Eugene Community Service Center
1464 West 6th Avenue | 97402
CONTACT US
Springfield Community Service Center
1025 G Street | 97477
541-345-3628
www.CCSLC.org
HELP for today. HOPE for tomorrow. A caring COMMUNITY.