Agency Spotlight

Chandler Christian Community Center (CCCC) began in 1966 when Chandler residents were going to local churches asking for food.  With the goal of reducing hunger in Chandler, the churches decided to develop one central location where people could get food. 

Today, CCCC provides emergency and supplemental food boxes based on family size; this includes specialty boxes for infants, homeless, and they are in the process of developing a box for diabetics.  Additionally, they partner with other organizations to offer a variety of classes to the community, such as English and parenting classes.  Many of their programs address the needs of families with children 0-5 and are expanding these services through a grant from First Things First.  Chandler Christian Community Center works to empower individuals and families by offering programs that develop skills needed for self-sufficiency and long-term change.  Please visit CCCC’s website www.chandlerfoodbank.org for more information about their programs.

Emergency food boxes are available Monday 1-3 and Tuesday-Thursday from 9-11.  Supplemental food boxes are available Friday from 9-11.  They are located at 345 S. California St. in Chandler.