- Address
- 113 North Almont Ave, Imlay City, MI 48444
- Phone
- (810) 724-3665
- Website
- imlayhsc.org/
Who qualifies & what to bring
- Service area
- Lapeer County. Coming from outside that area? Call first. Many still help in an emergency.
- ID
- A state ID or driver's license.
- Proof
- They may ask for proof of address (a piece of mail or a utility bill) and proof of income.
- Appointment
- By appointment or request: contact them before you go; this isn't a walk-in pantry.
In their words: “Open to anyone residing in Lapeer County. Must call to schedule an interview. Required documents: Proof of residence (MI Driver's License or State ID), proof of income for all household members, and one of: school ID, Social Security Card, or Birth Certificate (if requesting assistance for households with children). Additionally, must bring at least one of: recent utility bill, lease agreement, Social Security Income letter, or welfare documents.”
This is our best read of what Hispanic Service Center of Imlay City has posted. Requirements change, so it's worth a quick call to confirm.
Hours this week Eastern Time (ET)
Hours aren't posted online. Call ahead to confirm when they're open: (810) 724-3665.
Hispanic Service Center of Imlay City at 113 North Almont Ave, Imlay City, MI provides free food. By appointment: call (810) 724-3665 to schedule, not walk-in. Open to anyone residing in Lapeer County. Must call to schedule an interview. Required documents: Proof of residence (MI Driver's License or State ID), proof of income for all household members, and one of: school ID, Social Security Card, or Birth Certificate (if requesting assistance for households with children). Additionally, must bring at least one of: recent utility bill, lease agreement, Social Security Income letter, or welfare documents.
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