Windsor Food and Fuel Bank

Founded in 1967 as the Windsor Community Service Council in Windsor, CT, the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank is a non-profit organization of concerned private volunteer citizens. The goal of the WCSC is to help people in need in the Town of Windsor. The Council is an advocate for those in need and their mission is to make sure that no person goes hungry, is cold, or is without basic necessities. In working closely with the Town of Windsor through the Social Services Division, the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank provides: The Windsor Food Bank, Emergency assistance with utilities through the Windsor Fuel Bank, Providing emergency funding for other basic needs. The Windsor Food Bank provides supplemental food for low income Windsor residents. It is located at the L.P. Wilson Community center and is stocked with dry and canned goods as well as fresh fruits and vegetables and frozen meat. Currently there are 461 registered households. The Food Bank is coordinated by Windsor Social Services and is staffed by Social Services staff and an amazing group of volunteers. To qualify to use the Food Bank you must be Windsor resident and meet certain financial eligibility guidelines.