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We meet people with warmth and recognize the worth of every neighbor.
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Who we are
We serve practical needs while helping families find dignity, stability, community, and hope.

How it began
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Martha Diaz worried about people experiencing homelessness who depended on community meals. She teamed up with a friend and began bringing food to people each week.
Neighbors soon began leaving food and clothing donations at Martha's door. Her garage became a small pantry, and families started coming to her driveway for support. As more people joined the work, the ministry moved into larger community spaces and expanded its reach.
Today, The Three B's Ministry serves more than 200 families each week with food, clothing, household essentials, spiritual encouragement, and connections to additional services.
Our mission
To provide a safe and non-judgmental environment where families and individuals in need within our community can receive food, clothing, shoes, and other vital necessities, while upholding our core values of love, compassion, empathy, and caring.
What guides us
We believe support should protect dignity, build trust, and remind every person that they matter.
We meet people with warmth and recognize the worth of every neighbor.
We listen carefully and respond to the real circumstances families face.
We serve without judgment and make room for each person's story.
We follow through with practical help, trusted connections, and encouragement.
Because God knows you.
Because God sees you.
Because you are not forgotten.
Stories of impact
Names and identifying details are limited to protect the dignity of the people involved.
They brought a Thanksgiving meal to an elderly man who lives alone. It made his day. He was so happy.
Community member
When our family needed food during a serious health crisis, The Three B's Ministry was there. Today, I volunteer so I can give that generosity back.
Recipient turned volunteer
We had three children with us and no meat, fresh fruit, or milk. The ministry made it happen for us. I cannot thank them enough.
S.E.
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