Active in helping local residents in Cross Lanes and surrounding areas since 1980.
About Us
Local support and resources
Providing the community!
Tyler Mountain/Cross Lanes Community Services is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax exempt, social service agency that assists the community via an emergency three (3) day supply of food from our food pantry, one time every 30 days.
We have been active in helping residents in Cross Lanes and Tyler Mountain since 1980. We operate a food pantry and Christmas Food Voucher program in collaboration with neighboring churches, businesses, and organizations.
In addition to support we receive from local churches and individuals, we are also funded through grants from The Pallottine Foundation of Huntington.
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Our Services
Providing for the community
Who do we assist?
Beneficiaries of our program include low- to no-income families and senior citizens in the Cross Lanes and Tyler Mountain areas.
What services do you provide?
We assist with a three (3) day emergency supply of food through our pantry. Registered clients with a pantry slip may visit the pantry one time every 30 days.
How do you determine eligibility?
Eligibility is determined by residency, and monthly income for USDA commodities.
What is the Christmas Voucher Program?
In December, registered clients who have completed the application for Christmas food receive a voucher to a local Cross Lanes grocer. The voucher may be used for the purchase of food for a holiday meal(s). Certain restrictions do apply.
How many people do you help?
In 2024 we served more than 1,680 individuals with their basic needs.
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Support Us
Contribute to your community today!
We are always in need of donations and volunteers. Please contact Jason at 304-421- 3962 if you'd like to participate!
Our pantry distributes food weekly to approved applicants. Our volunteers allocate food depending on household size. Our pantry provides USDA commodities from the Facing Hunger Food Bank and donations of non-perishable foods from individuals and churches. If you would like to help, we accept:
If you would like to help, we accept:
Financial donations can be mailed to:
Pantry Hours:
Tuesdays and Thursdays between 1pm and 3pm
Pantry Location:
Located at the back of Living Hope Church
5345 Big Tyler Rd.
Cross Lanes, WV 25313
- Non-perishable food (canned or boxed)
- Frozen, professionally packaged, ground venison
- Farm fresh eggs
- Farm fresh produce
- Personal care items (toilet tissue, deodorant, dental products, soap, shampoo)
- Cleaning supplies
- Adult and baby diapers
Our Partners
We depend on you!
- WV Bureau of Senior Services
- The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
- The United Way of Central WV
- Psychological Consultation and Assessment
- Maxim Healthcare Services
- Cross Lanes Veterinary Hospital
- Mark Calfee Chiropractic
- My Shoppe Hair Salon
- Cross Lanes Church of Christ
- Precision Pump and Valve
- Save-A-Lot
- Keller Funeral Home
- Tyler Heights Community Church
- BB&T
- Maranatha Fellowship Church
- Mountaineer Food Bank
- T&M Meats
- Kroger
- Teays Valley Road Runners Camping Club
- WV Conference of the United Methodist Church
- Dollar Energy Fund
- Cross Lanes Woman’s Club
- Tyler Mtn. Volunteer Fire Dept.
- Copperhead Ridge Running Group
- Cross Lanes Elementary
- Point Harmony Elementary
- Andrew Jackson Middle School
- Cross Lanes United Methodist
- Perrow Church
- First Baptist Church of Tyler Mtn.
- Cross Lanes Baptist Church
- Community Chapel
- Cross Lanes Bible Church
- Baber Agee United Methodist
- Fairview United Methodist
- Genesis Fellowship
- City National Bank
- Anytime Fitness
- Cummins
- The Haddad Foundation
- FOP Capitol City Lodge #4
- EnviroProbe Integrated Solutions
Contact Us
How can we help?
Get in touch
- Phone: 304-776-5813
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