resource fair

English

Noun

resource fair (plural resource fairs)

1. An event at which various types of resources are provided to members of a community.
   • 2025 November 17, Abigail Brone, “CT State Norwalk hosts resource fair for unhoused, food insecure students”, in Connecticut Public Radio‎, retrieved 23 November 2025:

     The resource fair included 10 local social service providers including a homeless shelter, Open Doors, the Norwalk Health Department and groups to connect students with food support.

   • 1998, Paul Bates, Paula K. Davis, “Let's go to the (resource) fair!”, in Teaching Exceptional Children‎, volume 30, number 3, page 22:

     In resource fairs, community agencies provide information about their services.

   • 2024 December 19, Tandy Lau, “Key to the City resource fair continues as migrant needs persist and Trump presidency looms”, in New York Amsterdam News‎, retrieved 23 November 2025:

     NYCHA’s Ingersoll Community Center opened doors for the Key to the City resource fair this past Thursday, Dec. 12, in downtown Brooklyn. The event was hosted by the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) with the New York Legal Assistance Group and Councilmember Crystal Hudson’s office, boasting a “one-stop shop” for immigrant needs, from legal services to free feminine hygiene products.