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The Cultural Council of Indian River County (CCIRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the cultural arts within Indian River County, serving over 160,000 residents and 600,000 visitors. Founded in 1995, the CCIRC acts as the county's Designated Arts Agency, advocating for local artists and facilitating public art exhibitions while fostering economic development and cultural tourism. Through a collaborative effort with member galleries and organizations, the Cultural Council organizes events such as the First Friday Gallery Stroll, showcasing the vibrant art community. Their mission encompasses education, collaboration, marketing, and advocacy, aiming to enrich the lives of both residents and visitors through diverse arts and cultural experiences. Generated from the website

The Food Pantry of Indian River County, established around 1987, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to the disadvantaged, unemployed, and underemployed residents of Indian River County. As the largest pure food pantry in the area, it offers a supplemental supply of food, typically covering three to four days' worth of canned and dry goods, along with frozen meat and fresh milk when available, at no cost to clients. Functioning entirely on the efforts of volunteers, the Food Pantry allows residents to access its services twice per month. The organization also encourages community involvement through food drives and fundraising opportunities, where contributions can significantly amplify the amount of food provided to those in need. Generated from the website