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We are looking for adults and students that might be interested in advancing their computer skills. Please contact the Pantry via our email, phone or Facebook expressing your interests.

Babysitting Class

We are looking to run a babysitting class for teens interested in gaining knowledge from a certified baby babysitting program.

Increase your knowledge in child safety awareness and emergency management.

Keep your eyes open here, Our Face Book Page and for flyers.

What’s Happening

“Que Pasa”

On Going!! The Vale Food Pantry Needs your Help.

UPCOMING CLASSES

MCSO Deputy Derrick Peasley discussing safety procedures for
parents to use.

Part 2, featuring Mrs. Lucy Hutchens will be presented on September 8, at 6pm.

FREE CLASS, no registration required!
Just come on down and grab a chair!

Please note this class is designed for ADULTS ONLY!
Topics will be sensitive and spoken of openly.

Speaker are: Malheur County Sheriff’s Deputy, Mr. Derrick Peasley and Vales’ own, Mrs. Lucy Hutchens.


The Dates have been changed for the workshops. They are now as follows:
First Class is on July 21, classes at 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
Second Class is on: Aug 18, at 3:00 to 4:00 pm

We are hoping for a third class, and beyond. We need interested community members to contact Worksource or the Pantry to express your desires.
The next available date, BUT NOT CONFIRMED is Sept 15, same time and place.

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For more information, see our Calendar.

We’re going to break this class into two parts for a better understanding how to keep your children safe.
The next session will feature presenter,
Mrs. Lucy Hutchens.
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More details related to the second part will be posted here and on our face book page.

Remarks:
“As a mother, one of my greatest responsibilities is protecting my children. But in today’s world, I’ve realized that protecting them means understanding dangers that didn’t exist when I was growing up.
Officer Peasley’s presentation truly opened my eyes. He helped us see that danger can find its way into our children’s lives through things we often think as harmless - cell phones, the internet, social media, and even video games. It was eye-opening to realize how quickly technology is changing and how important it is for us as parents to keep learning right along with it.
Mrs. Jessica Patton

Need some space for an event? We have some!

We have space to for events with the capability of holding meetings, lectures, classes, even small parties like a baby shower.

Contact the pantry for availability and requirement.

Phone (541) 212-8878 or Jessica at
(208) 513-6484

You can also contact us be pressing the “Contact” button at the top of the page and leave us a message.


Projects Under Construction

Don’t worry about your skill level, all are welcome and will be helped.

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The Vale Food Pantry is looking for Community Partners to lease space in our pantry building, and/or help with fund raising in order to offset the cost of our monthly rent and utilities.

Oregon Food Bank has and will continue to provide food for the Vale Food Pantry.

Vale Food Pantry tvfbboard@gmail.com 541.212.8878