Farmworker Coordinating Council
Welcome to the official website of the Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach, Inc. (FWCC). We are a non-profit, 501(c)3 agency located in Palm Beach County, Florida. For the last 30 years, we have served thousands of farm workers families living in our community. With two offices located in Lake Worth and Belle Glade, the FWCC provides food, clothing, emergency assistance and many other social and human services to our clients.
Please come back to our site to stay informed about new and exciting programs, special events and also to read our newsletter.
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FWCC Celebrated Cesar Chavez Birthday  
The month-long celebration culminated with a green market event in our Belle Glade office, where the community, clients and supporters were invited to observe Cesar Chavez’s birthday on March 31st. During the entire month of March, the agency displayed pictures, biographical information and posters that highlighted Chavez’s accomplishments and legacy. Our monthly support group was also used as an opportunity to teach a new generation of farm workers about Chavez’s struggles and accomplishments. We would like to extend gratitude and recognition to the local growers whose donations were necessary to the success of our green market: A. Duda & Sons Hugh H. Branch Inc. TKM Farms, Inc. Special thanks also to the Cesar Chavez Foundation who donated educational materials and posters for the event.
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Our 2012 Winter Newsletter is Here
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During the month of March, the Farmworker Coordinating Council celebrated the legacy of 
