Come Feed Our Neighbors

Come share the love of Jesus in practical ways with Union County Community Shelter, by helping prepare and serve dinner. The Community Shelter feeds approximately 56,000 hot meals a year at their Soup Kitchen. They provide a nutritional breakfast, lunch, and supper to the community’s homeless and low-income residents, acting as a stop-gap for those without the ability to otherwise acquire food on a regular basis. They have no criteria for eating at the Soup Kitchen, so anyone with a food hardship is welcome – no questions asked. There is parking on site. Children age 7 and over are welcome. Please email your host with any questions.