6 THE NARTFORQ COURANT: Wednesday, July 17, 1996 0 NEWINGTON Food bank appeals for donations to fill cupboard growing bare-1 By SUSAN CORICA Courant Correspondent tra money to pay their other bills." High utility bills from last winter added to the situation, he said. Anyone applying to the food bank for the first time is interviewed by staff to determine eligibility. Sometimes residents are referred to other social services, he said. The food closet is open Tuesdays fron noon to 4 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 a.m.
until noon, and on an emergency basis. The human services staff needs the following nonperishable items: canned tuna and meats, jars of spaghetti sauce, canned fruits, instant mashed potatoes, canned potatoes canned yams, boxed rice, condi ments, coffee and tea, all varieties of soups and juices, toilet tissue, detergent, bar soap and toothpaste To make a donation, or for mon information, contact the department (860)665-8590. 4iv elderly and on a fixed income. "We saw a significant increase in requests in the late '80s and it has not gone down since then," he said. "People will utilize the food bank once arnonth.
It's a supplement to, but not a substitute for, their regular grocery shopping, so they have ex The food bank recently got a $1,000 donation from the Bank of Boston, which opened a branch at the new Shaw's supermarket on Kitts Lane last weekend. Freidenberg said the bank gave a credit at the Foodshare warehouse, which Erovides discounted food for food anks in the Greater Hartford area. Foodshare offers staple items, but the public can supplement that with specialty items like low-sodium foods for people on special diets or non-food household items like bar soap and toothpaste, he said. "We deal with 40 to 50 households each month," he said. These are local people who are on public assistance or whose income has dropped because they've lost a job or their hours were cut, or they're NEWINGTON When the holi-days approach, donations usually pour into the food bank run by the department of human services.
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