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Women's Resource Center of Tampa
About us
Since 2003, the Women’s Resource Center of Tampa has been a faith based, not for profit organization dedicated to providing services that encourage, support and assist individuals and families to meet their basic needs. Founded by a group of women who themselves had overcome personal struggles, the Women’s Resource Center is a place where individuals and families in crisis find respect, hope and the support they need to change their lives.
We change lives and restore hope by working one on one with each individual to identify and address their needs for emergency food, clothes, housing, employment, transportation, training and access to available resources. Once the family is stable, the Women’s Resource Center of Tampa continues as a supporting coach assisting the family to develop and achieve their long term goals.
In 2016, with the help of our donors, community partners and volunteers, the Women’s Resource Center of Tampa reached out to over 2500 individuals in our community. We provided emergency food, clothes and household items to over 1200 families.
We change lives and restore hope by working one on one with each individual to identify and address their needs for emergency food, clothes, housing, employment, transportation, training and access to available resources. Once the family is stable, the Women’s Resource Center of Tampa continues as a supporting coach assisting the family to develop and achieve their long term goals.
In 2016, with the help of our donors, community partners and volunteers, the Women’s Resource Center of Tampa reached out to over 2500 individuals in our community. We provided emergency food, clothes and household items to over 1200 families.
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 3:00PMTuesday9:00AM - 3:00PMWednesday9:00AM - 3:00PMThursday9:00AM - 3:00PM
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February 7, 2015
Larry W. asked:I have a ton of clothing that no longer fits me and I want to donate it. Some of it is brand new, but all of it in fairly good shape Normally I would take it to Goodwill, but I'd really prefer a local organization who will distribute based on need, and not charge the beneficiary. This stuff must go today. Any recommendations on where to take it ?Christine R. replied:Amazing volunteerism at The Women's Resource Center https://www.facebook.com/WRCofTampa
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