Interfaith Social Services — Local services in Quincy

I recently went to Interfaith for the 1st time. I was nervous at first but was greeted with kindness ,respect & dignity. And was instantly comfortable The volunteers are wonderful & definitely give their all to help many families in our community God bless them for all they do. We are truly I blessed to have selfless, kind caring people who give to îour community. I am appreciative for the help my family has received In our time of need. And I am grateful and thankful for Interfaith and their kind, caring volunteers we are all blessed to have them in our community! I feel inspired to give back when I am able to. God wants us to all love each other as we love ourselves. Interfaith is a great example of just that! God bless their volunteers for they are the amazing wonderful people we should all strive to...

I went to Interfaith in July and was refused the food.I left work the night before did not sleep and drove straight to Interfaith to get some food for my family.I drove 15 mins to get there and waited almost an hour.When it was my turned I was refused the food I was told I had to return in 4 days.Can you imagine refusing food to a family in need?Asking me to come back in 4 days? That was my only day off.Why could'nt the staff give me the food on that day,I really thought Interfaith was there to help the needy and the poor but I guess I was wrong.Also one of the staff was rude and hostile to me.That's not the first time I went before my date and I've never...

They are so rude and condescending! A time ago I went there and because of health reasons asked if they could leave certain "foods" (white bread, cakes and pies) from my bag because I didn't want it to go to waste and the manager loudly snapped at me in front of everyone, "This is a charity, not a supermarket!" I was never so humiliated in such a vulnerable position before. So now I gladly go to Germantown Neighborhood Center where the food choices are much healthier, they allow you to select what you need, and they always treat you with dignity...