Pawling Resource Center: Medical Equipment & Services Info
Is compassion a cornerstone of a thriving community? The Pawling Resource Center, established in 1976, stands as a testament to the enduring power of neighborly support, providing vital services to those facing hardship in Pawling, New York.
The Pawling Resource Center's commitment to its community is multifaceted. Beyond its core function as a supplemental food pantry, the center also facilitates medical equipment loans and provides transportation assistance for medical appointments. This comprehensive approach addresses a spectrum of needs, ensuring that residents have access to essential resources during challenging times. Operating from 126 E. Main St., the center extends a "helping hand" to its neighbors, offering a compassionate space where individuals can turn for assistance. The resource centers ethos is rooted in the belief that a supportive environment is crucial for individual and community well-being, especially for those facing difficult circumstances.
One of the most impactful initiatives is the annual backpack and school supplies program. Each year, the center provides backpacks filled with grade-specific supplies to children from Pawling families who utilize the food pantry. This program ensures that children have the tools they need for academic success, alleviating some of the financial burden on families and fostering a sense of belonging within the educational system. Pawling residents in need of backpacks and school supplies can sign up starting in July, and pick up their packs at the PRC before school begins. The center's proactive approach underscores its dedication to not only meeting immediate needs but also investing in the future of Pawling's youth.
The Pawling Resource Center is more than just a service provider; it is a vital institution within the community, fueled by dedicated individuals. The board's commitment and support from local community are key to its longevity and success. The center's mission to enhance the lives of area residents by giving assistance to individuals in need and to local nonprofit organizations by providing information, referrals, and tangible services.
To become a part of the Pawling resource center one must know the core values. Services will be provided to those who live, work, or worship in Pawling. Proof of residency is required on your first visit, for example, current utility or phone telephone bill, lease, mortgage. Please note that by signing this application, information is subject to review and verification.
The Pawling Resource Center welcomes its new executive director, Olga Brandenberger by Susan Stone. Olga Brandenberger has been a Pawling resident since 2007, having relocated from the Bronx with her. The resource center is committed to serving the needs of its community. The center's ongoing operations are possible through its dedicated volunteers, staff, and the generosity of donors. For the Pawling Resource Center 2019 990 please click here.
The Pawling Resource Center is located at 126 E Main St, Pawling, NY 12564, with a mailing address of PO Box 331, Pawling NY 12564. For any inquiries about supplies or services, residents are encouraged to call for information.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization Name | Pawling Resource Center |
| Established | 1976 |
| Mission | To enhance the lives of area residents by giving assistance to individuals in need and to local nonprofit organizations by providing information, referrals, and tangible services. |
| Services Provided | Supplemental food pantry, medical equipment loan, medical appointment transportation, backpack/school supply distribution. |
| Eligibility | Residents who live, work, or worship in Pawling. |
| Proof of Residency Required | Current utility or phone telephone bill, lease, or mortgage. |
| Location | 126 E Main St, Pawling, NY 12564 |
| Mailing Address | PO Box 331, Pawling NY 12564 |
| Executive Director | Olga Brandenberger |
| Backpack/School Supply Program | Provides grade-specific supplies to children from Pawling families using the food pantry. Sign-up starts in July, pick-up before school begins. |
Medical Equipment Loan Agreement: In order to utilize certain medical equipment from the Pawling Resource Center, the following agreement applies. The equipment loaned has not been professionally examined or inspected, and is therefore provided in "as is" condition. The borrower assumes all risks of loss, personal injury, or property damage resulting from the use of the equipment.
This agreement underlines the importance of responsibly handling borrowed medical equipment. By acknowledging the equipment's condition, users demonstrate their understanding of potential risks and take ownership of their safety and well-being. The resource center provides this service with the intention of supporting the health needs of its residents.
The Pawling Resource Center is committed to serving the needs of its community.
The Pawling Resource Center's sponsoring agency is essential in supporting the center's mission.
For the Pawling Resource Center 2019 990 please click here.
