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East Rochester Village Community Resource Center
The East Rochester Community Resource Center is a vital organization that provides essential services to those in need in East Rochester, NY. With a focus on helping families with small children who may go hungry, the center operates a food shelf that offers assistance for 7 days, providing 3 meals per day per person. Additionally, the center operates a used clothing center, which has been a tremendous help to young families, particularly those on public assistance or struggling financially, by providing warm coats, sweaters, gloves, and hats. The center receives support from member churches, organizations, and grants from Foodlink of Rochester. The Town Village of East Rochester Board holds regular monthly meetings to address community matters, and the town also observes a holiday schedule, during which the offices are closed. The Garfield Street Replacement Project, which aims to reconstruct the street, has been a recent focus, with a public informational meeting held to present the draft reconstruction plan. The East Rochester Volunteer Fire Department, which has been serving the community for 125 years, was established in 1898 by a group of businessmen from Despatch, the former name of East Rochester.Generated from the website
