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"CARING PEOPLE HELPING THOSE IN NEED"

What we do:

  • Clients can receive a food order once every 30 days including non-perishables, meat, vegetables, fruit and dairy products as well as diapers, baby food, toilet paper and more.  

  • Clients love our clothing room. Babies too! Clients can come once a month for clothing. Last year over 3450 men, women and children received clothing. Coats and boots are available in the winter.

What’s Happening Now: 

 

The Holidays are Coming! 

We are getting into the festive spirit and preparing for a wonderful holiday season at Outreach East! Santa is already making his list, and we want to make sure your family is on ours.

Clients: Please remember to sign up early for holiday assistance!

NEW THIS YEAR: You must also register specifically for our Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners. Please note that quantities are limited, so we highly encourage you to sign up as soon as possible.

Stop in to see us for all the details and to secure your spot:

Outreach East 425 N Genesee St. Davison, MI    810-653-7711

Client Service Hours:

  • Monday & Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

  • Tuesday & Thursday: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

 Our Mission: 

At Outreach East, we believe that every individual and family deserve access to basic essentials. We are a non-denominational, walk-in emergency resource center that provides year-round assistance to those in need. 

Our mission is not only to stop hunger but to create a stronger, more compassionate community by empowering individuals and families to overcome their challenges and achieve their goals.

Our Impact on the communities we serve Last Fiscal Year in 2025/2026, Our impact was :

Over 223,000 Pounds of food distributed
8095 People Served
Over 2800 People got free clothing
With over 15,500 Volunteer hours a year

  You can make a difference! 

     Join Outreach East in supporting those in need in your local community.
  • Getting enough food is an important first step to ensuring kids can achieve their goals. However, the reality is that 1 in 5 children across America don’t have enough to eat.