News & Media

For Immediate Release

Date: 06/25/2020

Contact Info: Donovan Neal

(O) 248-9609975

Email: donovan@hhfp.org

• Hospitality House is celebrating the receipt of over $99,000 dollars in grant funding!
• Hospitality House is seeking a Grant Funded Temporary Part-Time Program Administrator
• Hospitality House is seeking two Grant Funded Temporary Part-Time Pantry Staffer
• Hospitality House is seeking a Grant Funded Temporary Part-Time Warehouse Staffer

Commerce, Michigan - Hospitality House is celebrating the receipt of grant funding totaling over 99 thousand dollars from the Oakland Together Community Response & Recovery Fund!  The monies will be used to help the residents of Oakland County in the areas of food, utility assistance, emergency auto repair (Pit Stop), and emergency housing (Breathing Room).

In addition, due to these acquired grant monies Hospitality House is seeking to fill four new grant funded temporary part-time positions. These new positions include a Program Administrator to assist in the running of our non-food programs.  Two pantry staffers to assist with food distribution and preparation and a warehouse staff person to assist with the receipt of donations, inventory, and stocking. Interviews for these positions will begin immediately and interested applicants can learn more by submitting their resume directly to Donovan Neal via email at donovan@hhfp.org or learn more by going to the agency website. HHFP.org

“The addition of these new employees will help the pantry to continue to serve the residents of Oakland County and expand direct care services through these very challenging times.” Donovan Neal, Executive Director.

The mission of Hospitality House is to minimize deprivation in our community by providing food and assistance to those in need, while maintaining the utmost respect for the dignity of the individual.

Hospitality House works to fulfill this mission by operating a food pantry and providing referral services.  In addition, Hospitality House also provides advice and aid to pantries in other cities as they work to fight hunger in the greater southeastern Michigan community.