CORE strives to improve quality of life for seniors
and reduce hunger for all in northern Bayfield County.
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, ECORE Community Resources was established in 2006 to help meet the needs of seniors residing in Northern Bayfield County. Since then, we have expanded our scope of services to including addressing food scarcity amongst our neighbors.
Over the years we have helped hundreds of seniors remain independent by providing transportation to medical appointments, social interaction opportunities, friendly visits, healthy meals and food, and more. We do this work with the help of our dedicated volunteers and generous donors. A large portion of our revenue is provided by Encore, our resale store on Broad Street, which is operated by volunteers. Please join us on this journey, as a volunteer or donor. Contact us at [email protected] to talk about where your skills and interests might best fit. Additionally, CORE has recently embarked upon strategic relationships with small, local food businesses to rent our lovely commercial kitchen in order to provide supportive funding for our ongoing CORE programming and mission. If you are interested in becoming a CORE Community Kitchen tenant, please email Brie Roland at [email protected]! 
Walk-in Food Pantry
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Lunch is served!
A New Approach
We have embarked on a new model of operations and governance, in which volunteers play a major role. Groups of interested folks work with staff and board members on well-defined programs, such as:
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Please join us on this journey, as a volunteer or donor.
Contact us at [email protected] to talk about where your skills and interests might best fit.
Contact us at [email protected] to talk about where your skills and interests might best fit.
Parkinson Choir Recital