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Fredericton Anti-Poverty is OPEN!

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Hours of Operation

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HOURS OF OPERATION Monday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm Saturday 10 am to 4 pm FREE FOOD DISTRIBUTION Wednesday 11 am to 1 pm or until supplies last. Food distribution takes place on Wednesdays from 11 am to 1 pm at the Yard Sale Store, 242 Gibson Street. There is no means test and no one will be turned away. Social distancing rules apply. For your safety and ours, please be prepared to wear a face mask and gloves when you stand in line and / or enter the building.

FAPO FOOD DISTRIBUTION CONTINUES WITH SUPPORT OF UNITED WAY CENTRAL NEW BRUNSWICK COMPASSION FUND

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UNITED WAY CENTRAL NEW BRUNSWICK COMPASSION FUND You can donate to the Atlantic Compassion Fund United Way Central NB Thanks to the financial support of United Way Central New Brunswick's Compassion Fund , FAPO is able to continue with its weekly food distribution on Wednesdays from 10 am to 1 pm during the COVID 19 State of Emergency. The support of the United Way's Compassion Fund could not have come at a better time for FAPO as we do not receive any municipal, provincial or federal government support. We rely solely on the sale of recycled donated goods through the Yard Sale Store to keep the lights on, pay for our vehicle insurance, etc.. When the government of New Brunswick declared a state of emergency on March 19, FAPO was left with no source of income and we were very concerned how we were going to survive, so the support of the United Way at this important time makes it possible for us to keep providing services to our constituency in Fredericton

How to Contact the Fredericton Anti Poverty Organization

TELEPHONE: 506-458-9102 You can leave a message on our voice mail and we will return your call. E-MAIL: fapo@antipoverty.com WEB: http://www.antipoverty.com FACEBOOK MAILING ADDRESS: Fredericton Anti-Poverty Organization 242 Gibson Street Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 1J1 Canada
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