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Annual Food Drive by Hinesburg Firefighters and Police

Welcome to the
​Hinesburg Community Resource Center

Building Networks of Support to Strengthen Community
We are a volunteer non-profit organization of neighbors helping neighbors.  HCRC responds to the needs of Hinesburg area residents while we build community and extend a helping hand.  HCRC accomplishes this by:

* Providing a Food Shelf to feed our residents and neighbors
* Connecting young families to community and resources while providing support and educational opportunities
* Lending medical equipment to individuals in need
* Offering emergency funds for residents in financial crisis
* Providing transportation solutions for the needs of the community

News and Events
Impacted by the Government Shutdown?
If you were affected by the government shutdown and need a little help, we want you to know the Hinesburg Community Resource Center Food Shelf welcomes you. We also offer emergency financial assistance (toward expenses like electric bills, heating, rent) for Hinesburg and St. George families experiencing a hard time making ends meet.

New Ride Program in Hinesburg
HCRC is excited to announce a trial run of a Hinesburg Rides “town bus.” We have partnered with Affordable Transportation, a fully insured and background checked local transportation company, who will use their mini bus to take Hinesburg residents to locations within Hinesburg for doctor’s appointments and errands. Please click here for more information about booking a ride.

Food Shelf Tour
Ever wondered what it's like at the Hinesburg Food Shelf? Curious about the kinds of foods we offer so you know what to donate? Hoping it doesn't require jumping through too many hoops if you need to visit us to get groceries? Then this virtual tour is for you!

Need Help Replacing a Fuel Tank?
Vermont adopted new regulations for above ground oil and kerosene tanks that went into effect last year, and a tank can be "red tagged" by a fuel dealer if deemed unsafe to fill. Tanks must be inspected every three years.Visit the Heating Oil Tank Removal and Replacement Financial Assistance Program site to see if you qualify for financial assistance. If you are renting, your landlord must be in compliance with these regulations, and they may apply for the financial assistance. If you are having difficulties with your landlord refusing to resolve heating fuel tank issues or with maintaining a working heating system, contact your Town Health Officer.