non-profit, faith-community sponsored charity organization
ECHO has grown from being a food pantry and clothing depot to being a charity organization called upon to help meet temporary housing, food, transportation and other emergency needs for low-income families. Our services include:
- Food Pantry: Monday – Friday from 9-11am
- Senior “Stockbox” Program: Monday – Thursday from 1-3pm
- Emergency Rent Assistance
- Emergency Lodging
- Cleaning & Personal Supplies
- Diapers & Baby Food
- Gas & Bus Vouchers
RESOURCES
OUR NEXT EVENTS
10:00 am / 8:00 pm
June 1 to June 10
Help ECHO raise funds to meet basic human needs by participating in our online silent auction. Packages will be available for bidding starting June 1 at 10am. Bidding will close at 8pm on June 10.
All Day
June 7
Join us in the fight against hunger! Participating establishments donate 10% of Monday, June 7th's gross sales to ECHO.Participating Establishments:
Basics Coffee & Deli Charlie’s Place Citrus Café Drafthouse Firehouse Subs Hammy’s Roadside Bar Hibachi & Sushi Japanese Express Luke’s Deli Luke’s Shave Ice Mac’s Pizza Shack My Apartment Pub Panda Garden Riley’s Sports Bard Sandee’s Thai Fusion Sidelines Sports Pub & Grill Whiskey Ranch Bar & Grill2:00 pm
July 1 to December 28
Looking for a great way to support ECHO and win some cash at the same time? Purchase a $25 Calendar Raffle Ticket.
Weekly $100 drawings Tuesdays on Facebook Live from July - December 2021!
BIG Drawing of $1000 on Dec. 1st!
Each ticket can win more than once.
Tickets available for cash or check made out to ECHO.
Tickets Available At: Bucky's Lucky Bell Bar & Grill, East Point Sportz Pub, ECHO, Jax Custom Printing, Lark Market, MacFarlane Pheasant Farm, O'Riley & Conway's, Raven's Wish, Sneakers Bar & Grill, Vert Cafe & Plant Gallery and Wedge Inn Cafe.
Thank you MacFarlane Pheasants for sponsoring this calendar raffle!
ECHO stands for Everyone Cooperating to Help Others
ECHO’s mission is dedicated to meeting housing, food and other basic human needs and addressing the barriers to self-sufficiency. ECHO seeks to help people help themselves through its programs and services, not readily available through other sources, and to assist them in utilizing other existing services and programs in the community. It does not impose any theological or political value system upon those served. It exists through the generosity of others in the community. Congregations help us, so do many individuals, businesses, school and community groups, foundations, and social service agencies. Requests for assistance may be made at the ECHO Office.
