North Park Friendship Center

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3448 W Foster Ave

Chicago, IL 60625

+1 (773) 267-8395

https://friendshipcenterchicago.org

The Friendship Center is dedicated to fostering hope and dignity in the northwest side communities of Chicago by providing access to food and essential resources. Through various programs, including a food pantry and hot meal services, the center aims to support individuals and families facing hunger and hardship.

In addition to food assistance, the Friendship Center encourages community involvement through volunteer opportunities and donations of funds and non-food items. Their commitment to addressing hunger and poverty reflects a broader mission to uplift and empower local residents.

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