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OUR MISSION
Our mission is to reduce poverty and partner with our community to promote economic self-sufficiency.
Our vision is to elevate the awareness of poverty, and to create and lead partnerships to make our community a “Bridges Out of Poverty” community. We strive to be a model of seamless case management and influence our community to make reducing poverty one of its priorities.
WHAT WE DO
Our Partners






DRIVING COMMUNITY IMPACT: 2021-2022
IMPORTANT INFO
Volunteer Opportunities:
At the Help Center, Fresh Connect farmer’s market and Community Events
Application for Emergency Food Box Delivery:
Apply here
Important Documents from 2020-2021:
Annual Report
990 Form
Strategic Plan
NEWS & EVENTS
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Hear how excited Ellen, our newest #Wheelz2Woek recipient, is to have her own transportation again! Ellen canโt wait to drive herself to work and the grocery store, tasks which most tend to dread. Thank you to our #CommunityPartners at @univest_financial for helping to provide vehicles to local families like Ellenโs. To learn how you can help a Bucks County family with transportation, visit the link in our bio!
Today kicks off the celebration of Black History Month. BCOC recognizes the significance of this month holds to our organization and community. Please join us in spending time this month enriching our daily lives with the values of diversity, equity and inclusion.
We are sending a huge THANK YOU to our fantastic #CommunityPartners at @stmarymedicalctr for our new pallet jacket that will be so helpful to all our operations at the #HelpCenterBucks!
Visit the link in our bio to learn more about the HELP Center! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGcsd3lZPnI
Looking for a career that offers more than just a paycheck?
Join #TeamBCOC today in one of our open positions and participate in the ACTION in #CommunityAction!
BCOC offers staff benefits, PTO, Holidays, and Retirement Matching, but most importantly, we offer a chance to impact your community. ๐ค๐๐
Visit the link in our bio to learn more!
We are thrilled to announce that CNOY (Coldest Night of the Year) is upon us! Join us on February 25th as we walk to raise awareness of homelessness in Bucks County and in North America. Choose from either a 2k or 5k, followed by a warm meal and fellowship. Register you, your friends, or your team at the link in our Bio. Proceeds go to the SBT center (Serving Bucks Together) where BCOC, @ywcabucks and @buckscountyhousinggroup come together to serve the community. See you there!
At #TeamBCOC, everything we do, we do for others. We are #BCOCProud to connect Bucks County's low-income population with the resources to thrive๐๐ #MLKDay
If you are looking for ways to help others in your own community, please consider visiting the link in our bio today!
While shopping this weekend, pick up a few extra cans of soup to help BCOC fill food pantry shelves from now until the 'Soup'er Bowl!
Donations can be dropped off in Bristol, Mondays-Fridays from 9 am - 4 pm.
WE DID IT!๐ All because of you, our amazing Bucks County Community! Thank you for showing up and letting local families in need know they are not alone!! We couldnt do the work we do without YOU! #BCOCProud ๐๐
THANK YOU to the @fredbeansfamily of Dealerships in Bucks County, who donated over $13,000 and 1,000 pounds of food during the 2022 Fred Beans Meal Challenge for local food pantries within BCOC's food network. The challenge will help provide over 7,000 meals to Bucks County families in need.
Weโre starting out 2023 with a major announcement! In collaboration with YWCA and Bucks County Housing Group (BCHG), BCOC will be hosting a Coldest Night of the Year Walk (CNOY) on Saturday, February 25, 2023 from 4-7pm in Doylestown to raise awareness and funding to support programs and services for those experiencing homelessness and hunger through our collective efforts at the Serving Bucks Together (SBT) Center in Warminster!
CNOY is a 5K or a 2K walk through the streets of Doylestown, beginning at the Justice Center and ending with a warm meal at the James Lorah Auditorium. This is the perfect time to get more involved with our Bucks County community! The walk itself is FREE but weโre asking that you make any size donation to assist with our $50,000 goal! We're looking for walkers/volunteers/sponsors! Visit the link in our bio for more information! Are you ready to bundle with up BCOC?