During COVID-19, only ID or mail with your name/address on it is needed for food assistance. As pandemic conditions improve, new clients who need ongoing assistance will be interviewed to create a client care plan.
If you are a Byron Township resident seeking food assistance due to a financial based need, Buist Community Assistance is here to help.
Service Area: Byron Township & those attending Byron Center Schools
Boundries are: North to 68th Street & South to 108th Street
East to Disivion Ave. & West to Kenowa Ave.
AS OF 2014: NO NEW CLIENTS LIVING NORTH OF 68th ST.
New Clients:
Bring in the following documents during Client Pantry Hours. A brief interview with staff/volunteers will help establish a plan for assistance.
Established Clients:
Periodic reviews are held to adapt your care plan based on need and milestones.
and household linens (towels/sheets)
Drop Off: During office hours (tax receipts available)
Outdoor Drop Box: Anytime
Items are given free of charge to clients. No toys or no large household items. Call ahead to see if furniture is needed.
Clothing shopping during COVID is located at 870 74th St SW, Byron Center, MI 49315
As an independent non-profit organization, Buist CAC is lead by a Leadership Board while day-to-day operations are handled by a few staff members and over 80 committed volunteers. This structure allows Buist CAC to use most of the financial donations received for serving clients and other food ministry partners.
Beth Bouwma, Volunteer & Board Treasurer
Larry Buist, Volunteer & Board Vice-President
Tim Buist, Volunteer & Board President
Jenelle Jonkman, Buist CAC Director
Cheryl VanSolkema, Volunteer & Board Secretary
Bern Zylstra, Volunteer & Board Member