Each day hundreds of people receive help here

…people from all walks of life: the homeless, the elderly, and the addicted.  Also add to the mix those who are mentally ill, the forgotten veteran, the disabled individual, families with children, the aging prostitute and those recently released from prison.

The services we provide are much more than a traditional soup kitchen.  Guests come to receive meals, showers, clothing, spiritual help, or assistance from a social worker.  Some come simply to use the bathroom or to take a shower.  Many are lost and invisible people who somehow slipped through the cracks.

We call them our guests and extend our hearts and hands to them.  We offer hope, encouragement and practical assistance at no charge for our services.

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