337 North Carolina Ave., S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003
phone:202-546-8706
Capitol Hill's only soup kitchen, located in the Church of the Brethren, is a cooperative effort supported by the Brethren, local businesses and congregations, schools, and members of the community. Since the Soup Kitchen is the areas only daily meal service, it fills a critical need for those who face hunger and homelessness here in our neighborhood.
Lunch is served Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and includes soup, bread, a side dish, dessert and a beverage.
With its open door policy, the Soup Kitchen welcomes everyone to join in the meals - there are no eligibility requirements. Many of the guests are unemployed and homeless; other are employed, but reside in shelters while they search for permanent, affordable housing. A meal at the Soup Kitchen has also become one way that a number of guests are able to stretch severely limited incomes.
Washington, D.C. 20003
phone:202-546-8706
Capitol Hill's only soup kitchen, located in the Church of the Brethren, is a cooperative effort supported by the Brethren, local businesses and congregations, schools, and members of the community. Since the Soup Kitchen is the areas only daily meal service, it fills a critical need for those who face hunger and homelessness here in our neighborhood.
Lunch is served Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and includes soup, bread, a side dish, dessert and a beverage.
With its open door policy, the Soup Kitchen welcomes everyone to join in the meals - there are no eligibility requirements. Many of the guests are unemployed and homeless; other are employed, but reside in shelters while they search for permanent, affordable housing. A meal at the Soup Kitchen has also become one way that a number of guests are able to stretch severely limited incomes.
Help the Homeless Walkathon
November 18, 2006
Please designate the BNP, Brethren Nutrition Program
as your beneficiary organization.
November 18, 2006
Please designate the BNP, Brethren Nutrition Program
as your beneficiary organization.
Program Manager: Quin Middleton
Volunteer
Without volunteers our Soup Kitchen would not exist. Here are some ways you can volunteer:
Help prepare, cook, serve and clean up for meals.
Organize a group of four to eight volunteers who would be willing to fill a shift from 10:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. on a regular or one time basis.
Participate in a work night chopping vergetables, baking casseroles and desserts, preparing for holidays, or doing heavy cleaning projects.
Spend time in the dining room eating and visiting, helping by answering questions.
Without volunteers our Soup Kitchen would not exist. Here are some ways you can volunteer:
Help prepare, cook, serve and clean up for meals.
Organize a group of four to eight volunteers who would be willing to fill a shift from 10:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. on a regular or one time basis.
Participate in a work night chopping vergetables, baking casseroles and desserts, preparing for holidays, or doing heavy cleaning projects.
Spend time in the dining room eating and visiting, helping by answering questions.
