Christian Community Outreach is a special ministry created to help those in need of food, housing and medication.
Developed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) works to improve the health of low-income . . . [more]
Hunger in America is Growing! In the wake of the Covid 19 Pandemic, unemployment has soared and food insecurity is on the rise. In 2020 more than . . . [more]
Starting in 2017, with Lowes providing and constructing the fence, Henderson County Extension Master Gardener Association providing the plants, local youth . . . [more]
We are Blessed to be in Henderson, Kentucky! With your help, in 2019, HCCO was able to assist;
To see what other activities and programs you have helped support, please view our 2019 year in review video, “Thy Will Be Done”, produced by Darrin Phegley.
I was hungry and you gave me food to eat. I was thirsty and you gave me water to drink. I was a stranger and you gave me a room. Matthew 25:35
Clients may visit Christian Outreach every 30 days to choose groceries for their family. [more]
Families Served: 92,895
Clients should request Utility Assistance in person during regular Food Panty business hours. [more]
Families Assisted: 12,714
Clients should request Rent Funding in person during regular Food Panty business hours. [more]
Families Assisted: 7,248
Clients should request Medication Assistance in person during regular Food Pantry business hours. [more]
Clients should request Emergency Gas Assistance in person during regular Food Pantry business hours. [more]
Bank On Henderson’s Financial Literacy Program. This class is a requirement for all HCCO funding. [more]
``For the body is not one member, but many.``
The body of Christ, or the people that are the whole of humanity, are a team. The body is not supported by one person, but by all of us. We are one, we are strongest working together in unity. Teamwork is the key to living life in harmony, so that we can do God's will.
HCCO continues to remain open under normal business hours with new procedures put in place.
Only eight clients will be allowed inside at a time to help with social distancing efforts. Additional clients may wait outside in chairs for their turn. We ask that clients wear masks during their time inside HCCO. We also ask that each household only send one shopper.
HCCO is taking necessary precautions to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Our volunteers are making every effort to help our community in this time of need.
Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.
We all have different gifts. Each gift came because of the grace God gave us. Whoever has the gift of prophecy should use that gift in a way that fits the kind of faith they have. Whoever has the gift of serving should serve. Whoever has the gift of teaching should teach. Whoever has the gift of comforting others should do that. Whoever has the gift of giving to help others should give generously. Whoever has the gift of leading should work hard at it. Whoever has the gift of showing kindness to others should do it gladly. Romans 12: 6-8
