ECHO Brandon Resource Center
Food, Clothing & Community Resources in Brandon, Florida
The ECHO Brandon Resource Center provides emergency food, clothing, and life-stabilizing resources to neighbors experiencing crisis throughout the Brandon area and surrounding communities.
If you need help with food, clothing, employment, or connecting with community resources, ECHO is here to help.
Brandon Resource Center Information
Location
507 N. Parsons Ave.
Brandon, FL 33510
Phone
813-685-0935
Hours of Operation
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Tuesday Evening: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Who We Serve
The ECHO Brandon Resource Center serves neighbors living in the Brandon area and surrounding communities, including:
Brandon
Dover
Lithia
Mango
Seffner
Thonotosassa
Valrico
Tampa 33610
Brandon Service Area ZIP Codes
33510 | 33511 | 33527 | 33584 | 33592 | 33594 | 33596 | 33610
If you live in one of these ZIP codes and are experiencing a crisis, ECHO may be able to provide temporary assistance with food, clothing, and additional resources.
Food Assistance
Emergency Food Pantry in Brandon
The ECHO Food Pantry in Brandon provides nutritious food to neighbors experiencing a temporary crisis.
If you are struggling to put food on the table, our team can help connect you with emergency food assistance and additional resources that may support your household.
Clothing Assistance
Clothing for Neighbors in Need
The ECHO Clothing Room provides essential clothing to neighbors who need assistance.
Each eligible neighbor can receive:
Up to five outfits
One pair of shoes
Children can receive two new pairs of socks and underwear or diapers
Adult socks and undergarments may also be available
Whether you need clothing for a job interview, a new job, your family, or everyday essentials, ECHO is here to help eligible neighbors in our service area.
More Than Emergency Assistance
Resources to Help You Move Toward Stability
ECHO's work goes beyond providing immediate emergency assistance. We also offer programs designed to help neighbors address the challenges that can contribute to financial instability.
Depending on your needs and eligibility, services may include:
Job Coaching
Our one-on-one Back-to-Work program helps participants prepare for employment through resume assistance, job searching, interview preparation, and other career-readiness support.
Workshops
ECHO offers educational workshops throughout the year covering topics such as budgeting, sewing, couponing, starting a business, selling online, and more.
Advocacy Care
Our Advocacy team helps connect neighbors with local resources and services that are tailored to their individual circumstances.
Seasonal Community Support
During the holiday season, ECHO provides additional support to neighbors living in motels and hotels in the communities we serve, including Thanksgiving meals and blessing bags.
What to Bring
Requirements for Assistance
To help us determine eligibility and provide the appropriate services, please bring the following documents:
1. Current Photo ID
A driver's license is preferred.
2. Proof of Identification for Each Family Member
Please bring an original Social Security card or birth certificate for each family member receiving assistance.
3. Current Proof of Address
Your proof of address must be dated or received within the last 30 days.
Accepted documents may include:
Utility or other household bill
Correspondence received in the mail and addressed to the applicant
Current lease signed within the past 30 days
Rent receipt
Notarized letter accompanied by corresponding mail verifying the address
Please note: Each applicant's circumstances will be reviewed individually, and services will be provided according to eligibility and available resources.
Visit Guidelines
Emergency Assistance Visit Limits
ECHO provides emergency assistance to neighbors experiencing a crisis.
Visits must be at least four months apart from your previous emergency assistance visit.
If you are unsure about your eligibility or when you may visit again, please contact the Brandon Resource Center before coming in.