Community resources
Vision sharing community impact
nonprofit collaboration
South Lake Nonprofit Think Tank has two functions. To create a place where local nonprofits can come together and learn best practices from each other, and come up with innovative solutions for operating and funding a successful nonprofit. SLNPTT also serves as a help directory for the local community seeking assistance.
Unite Us – Your Partner for Social Care
Thousands of government, healthcare, community-based organizations, agencies, and institutions of all sizes partner with Unite Us because of our robust technology, expansive network, and tenured people who support whole-person care.
Lake County Community Resource Guide
An online database consisting of multiple health and wellness services. This guide contains over 1,000 pages and is available in English and Spanish. The online database and PDF versions of this guide can be found.
At United Way of Lake and Sumter
We focus on ensuring that people have access to the resources they need right now, while also working to assist and address the root causes of our communities’ most persistent challenges. Many times a need for one service may prompt or be followed by a need for multiple services. All may be needed for long term stability. For that reason, the following valuable resources in our community are at your disposal.
New Beginnings Helping Hands
Resources Available:
- Provide housing for those with no or low incomes.
- Provide a resource manager who needs a referral for services.
- Have computers available to search for housing, employment, and apply/renew for food stamps.
- Have an emergency food pantry available.
- Provide a list of available housing in Lake County.
- Have clothes and household items for those in need.
Call 352 638 5412 for more information.
Lake County Connection
Lake County Connection is Lake County’s shared ride, door-to-door, paratransit service for people whose disability or transportation disadvantaged status prevents them from using LakeXpress.
Well of Hope Food Bank and Thrift Store
Our mission is to tackle food insecurity and empower individuals and families in Clermont, FL, to achieve their goals and dreams. We understand that food insecurity is a pressing issue, and are committed to assisting those in need.
Because No One Should Go Hungry
Our clients live at 200% or below the national poverty income level, which means, that for a family of 4, they earn up to $60,000 per year.
We are a designated Healthy Food Pantry, and more than 80% of the groceries we distribute are healthy, minimally or unprocessed foods.
We are one of the few pantries that provide School Break Meals, ensuring every child has enough food to sustain them during school closings- one week or more.
We provide education and connections to multiple social service agencies and organizations.