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Br. Bob Malloy | Pastoral Director, bmalloy@cskdetroit.org
Br. Bob Malloy is the Pastoral Director of Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order, you can reach him on 313.579.2100 ext. 2209
Br. Jerry Johnson | Executive Director, jjohnson@cskdetroit.org
Br. Jerry Johnson is the Executive Director of Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order and you can reach him on 313.579.2100 ext. 2220
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen serves people facing challenging circumstances through its meal sites, a food and clothing distribution center, Rosa Parks Children's Program. On the Rise Bakery and Cafe, substance use disorder program and Earthworks Urban Farm.
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VOLUNTEER
Men and women, young and more mature, give their time and ta
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Men and women, young and more mature, give their time and talents to support the work of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
Since its inception, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen has depended on the time and efforts of others in the community who shared our concern and commitment to the poor. At the heart of our mission is the service of the many volunteers that donate their time on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Whether preparing food in the kitchen, serving meals to guests; planting, weeding or harvesting in the Earthworks garden; hanging clothing, building pantry boxes or packaging meat in the Services Center; tutoring or mentoring a child or assisting in the Arts program at the Children's Library, volunteers provide the extra pair of hands, the warm smile and caring attitude that make the Capuchin Soup Kitchen what it is. The hours of service given by volunteers translates into over 30 additional full time staff that would have to be employed to serve those who come to our door.
If you want to volunteer at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen we ask you to bring three important things with you: a willingness to work hard, an open and positive attitude, and a smile. We can promise you that you will work hard, have some fun, and learn a great deal about yourself and your fellow human beings. Many volunteer opportunities exist at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Some of our most popular jobs include: Serving meals and assisting in the kitchens. At our Conner Kitchen location, we are able to accommodate 10 volunteers for each of our three meals. (Breakfast 8-10a; Lunch 10:30a-1p; Dinner 3:30-6p) Sorting and sizing clothing Preparing emergency food packages Working in the Earthworks Garden Tutoring, teaching and mentoring children and teens Summer Camps for Kids Thanksgiving Basket Give away Assisting at our special events held throughout the year Holiday volunteering at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen: The guests and staff of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen love and appreciate the dedicated volunteers who make a difference every day. With the busy holiday season approaching, the kindness of many volunteers wishing to serve on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day dramatically exceeds the capacity of our Soup Kitchen sites. In fact, both Soup Kitchen meal sites are already fully booked for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day 2019. So instead of serving on the meal line on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas day, maybe there are other days you could consider serving at Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Perhaps there's an important day for your family: like a wedding anniversary, birthday, or anniversary of a loved one's passing. Consider marking that day by serving at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Please complete the Volunteer Form Or please reach out to one of our volunteer coordinators to learn about opportunities at their location. Services Center – Candice Wroblewski cwroblewski@cskdetroit.org 313-925-1370, ext. 3206 Conner Kitchen – Maxwell Morrison mmorrison@cskdetroit.org 313-822-8606, ext. 4210 Meldrum Kitchen – Rita Johnson rjohnson@cskdetroit.org 313.579.2100 ext. 2213 Please note: Our Saturday Volunteer Opportunities reserve quickly. Please note: Minor volunteers must be accompanied by and under the direct supervision of their parent, guardian, or adult chaperone.
If you want to volunteer at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen we ask you to bring three important things with you: a willingness to work hard, an open and positive attitude, and a smile. We can promise you that you will work hard, have some fun, and learn a great deal about yourself and your fellow human beings. Many volunteer opportunities exist at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Some of our most popular jobs include: Serving meals and assisting in the kitchens. At our Conner Kitchen location, we are able to accommodate 10 volunteers for each of our three meals. (Breakfast 8-10a; Lunch 10:30a-1p; Dinner 3:30-6p) Sorting and sizing clothing Preparing emergency food packages Working in the Earthworks Garden Tutoring, teaching and mentoring children and teens Summer Camps for Kids Thanksgiving Basket Give away Assisting at our special events held throughout the year Holiday volunteering at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen: The guests and staff of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen love and appreciate the dedicated volunteers who make a difference every day. With the busy holiday season approaching, the kindness of many volunteers wishing to serve on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day dramatically exceeds the capacity of our Soup Kitchen sites. In fact, both Soup Kitchen meal sites are already fully booked for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day 2019. So instead of serving on the meal line on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas day, maybe there are other days you could consider serving at Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Perhaps there's an important day for your family: like a wedding anniversary, birthday, or anniversary of a loved one's passing. Consider marking that day by serving at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Please complete the Volunteer Form Or please reach out to one of our volunteer coordinators to learn about opportunities at their location. Services Center – Candice Wroblewski cwroblewski@cskdetroit.org 313-925-1370, ext. 3206 Conner Kitchen – Maxwell Morrison mmorrison@cskdetroit.org 313-822-8606, ext. 4210 Meldrum Kitchen – Rita Johnson rjohnson@cskdetroit.org 313.579.2100 ext. 2213 Please note: Our Saturday Volunteer Opportunities reserve quickly. Please note: Minor volunteers must be accompanied by and under the direct supervision of their parent, guardian, or adult chaperone.
MONETARY GIFTS
MONETARY GIFTS:
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MONETARY GIFTS:
Since 1929, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen has provided much needed services to thousands of people that turn to us for help each day. All that we do here is made possible by the generosity of compassionate friends, like you. Your support helps us to feed the hungry, nourish souls and strengthen communities.
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen receives no government subsidies, and our ability to carry out our mission depends nearly totally on the generosity of benefactors. Financial contributions are our “lifeline" and are tax deductible.
Donate online
Donate by Mail
Donate by Phone
Matching Gifts
Memorial and Honor Gifts
Gifts of Stock
DONATE ONLINE:
A convenient, safe method to donate via credit card.
DONATE BY MAIL:
Click here for a printable form. Please make checks payable to The Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
Mail your donation to:
Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Development Office
1820 Mount Elliott Street
Detroit, MI 48207 Or our Lockbox: Capuchin Soup Kitchen PO Box 772091 Detroit, MI 48277-2091 DONATE BY PHONE Call us at 313.579.2100 ext. 1152 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. to make your donation by phone. If you reach us after business hours, please leave a message and we will return your call the next business day.
MATCHING GIFTS Many employers will match gifts their employees make to The Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Simply check with your employer to see if they are a matching gift company, and mail in the completed form with your donation. We will take care of the rest. MEMORIAL AND HONOR GIFTS Memorial or honor gifts are a meaningful way to celebrate someone important to you. Click here to donate in honor or memory of a loved one through your gift to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
GIFTS OF STOCK We gratefully accept gifts of stock. If you so wish, please inform your broker that you will make a stock gift to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Your broker will send the stock gift to: JP Morgan
Attention: Mark Maddock
465 Main Street
Belleville, MI 48111
Account Name: The Province of St. Joseph
Account Number:741-35014
DTC: 0352 Please notify our Development Systems Manager (313.579.2100, ext. 1208) of your gift so we may provide you with the appropriate tax-deductible information. Thank you for considering a gift of stock. IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT Ms. Kristi Hassouna, Development Director, 313.579.2100, ext. 1185.
Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Development Office
1820 Mount Elliott Street
Detroit, MI 48207 Or our Lockbox: Capuchin Soup Kitchen PO Box 772091 Detroit, MI 48277-2091 DONATE BY PHONE Call us at 313.579.2100 ext. 1152 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. to make your donation by phone. If you reach us after business hours, please leave a message and we will return your call the next business day.
MATCHING GIFTS Many employers will match gifts their employees make to The Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Simply check with your employer to see if they are a matching gift company, and mail in the completed form with your donation. We will take care of the rest. MEMORIAL AND HONOR GIFTS Memorial or honor gifts are a meaningful way to celebrate someone important to you. Click here to donate in honor or memory of a loved one through your gift to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
GIFTS OF STOCK We gratefully accept gifts of stock. If you so wish, please inform your broker that you will make a stock gift to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Your broker will send the stock gift to: JP Morgan
Attention: Mark Maddock
465 Main Street
Belleville, MI 48111
Account Name: The Province of St. Joseph
Account Number:741-35014
DTC: 0352 Please notify our Development Systems Manager (313.579.2100, ext. 1208) of your gift so we may provide you with the appropriate tax-deductible information. Thank you for considering a gift of stock. IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT Ms. Kristi Hassouna, Development Director, 313.579.2100, ext. 1185.
DONATIONS
DONATIONS:
We gratefully accept donations of the following:
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DONATIONS:
We gratefully accept donations of the following:
Food
Food should be delivered within at least 15 days of the expiration date Large appliances
stoves
refrigerators
washers
dryers Small appliances
microwaves
toasters
hot plates Household items
dishes
silverware (no cutting knives)
pots and pans
linen items
Gently used clothing, clean and in good condition, for men, women, and children If you are able to provide any of these items, please deliver them to the Capuchin Services Center at 6333 Medbury. Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday 8:30 am – 1:00 pm* Unfortunately, we are unable to provide pick-up service. Map Located near I-94 and Mt. Elliott If you wish to donate a monetary gift, please click here....and we thank you!
Food should be delivered within at least 15 days of the expiration date Large appliances
stoves
refrigerators
washers
dryers Small appliances
microwaves
toasters
hot plates Household items
dishes
silverware (no cutting knives)
pots and pans
linen items
Gently used clothing, clean and in good condition, for men, women, and children If you are able to provide any of these items, please deliver them to the Capuchin Services Center at 6333 Medbury. Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday 8:30 am – 1:00 pm* Unfortunately, we are unable to provide pick-up service. Map Located near I-94 and Mt. Elliott If you wish to donate a monetary gift, please click here....and we thank you!
Planned Giving
Planned Giving:
“I WISH I COULD DO MORE.&rdqu
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Planned Giving:
“I WISH I COULD DO MORE.”
That's the comment we often hear from friends of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen when they make gifts to assist in our programs.
What if it were possible to make a gift of "startling significance," the kind of contribution many friends of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen would like to make, if there were just some way to do it? We're talking about gifts that truly make a difference, that ensure a level of support that magnifies our ability to fulfill our mission . . . and multiplies your personal satisfaction and recognition.
Strange as it may sound, a gift of "startling significance" often can be made at very low cost. It's just a matter of planning WHAT to give, HOW to give and WHEN to give. The information on these pages illustrates many ways of making a "planned gift," and our staff can be of even more help. Just call or e-mail our office.
WISH LIST
WISH LIST:
The Capuchin Services Center is always in need o
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WISH LIST:
The Capuchin Services Center is always in need of:
Good usable furniture
Bed and bath linens
Dishes, pots and pans, silverware,
Small appliances
Gas stoves
Refrigerators (no more than 12 years old)
Clean, quality clothing (men and children's clothing are always in greatest demand)
New men's and women's underwear for our shower program
Non-perishable food items
All of these items can be dropped off at the Capuchin Services Center.
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen also accepts the donation of operational cars, boats, motor homes and recreational vehicles. Please contact our development office staff to discuss.
Ms. Kristi Hassouna, Development Director, 313.579.2100, ext. 1185
BONANZA BARREL RAFFLE
BONANZA BARREL RAFFLE:
Proceeds of the Bonanza Ba
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BONANZA BARREL RAFFLE:
Proceeds of the Bonanza Barrel Raffle help serve the many people who participate each day in the numerous programs and services offered by the Soup Kitchen. In fact, raffle winners and ALL who participate win the satisfaction of knowing that they have contributed to a great cause.
REMEMBER: Every $30 ticket you purchase will be entered into ALL 120 drawings!
28 weekly drawings for prizes of $200, $150, $125 and $125
April 29; May 6, 13, 20; June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; August 12, 19, 26
September 9, 16, 23, 30; October 7, 14, 21, 28; November 4, 11, 18, 25
One bonus drawing for prizes of $500,
$250, $150, and $125 – August 5th
One grand prize drawing for prizes of $5,000,
two prizes of $500 and one of $250 – December 2nd
Drawings to be held on designated dates at 1:00 PM in the Solanus Casey Center at 1780 Mt. Elliott St.; Detroit, MI 48207. Need not be present to win. All winning tickets will be returned to the barrel for further chances to be drawn in subsequent drawings.
To purchase tickets, complete the order form and return it along with payment to the address indicated on it. Or please call: 313-579-2100 ext. 1153
Download Bonanza Barrel Brochure & Order Form (pdf)
Raffle license number: C28910
BONANZA BARREL WINNERS
BONANZA BARREL WINNERS:
The 2019 Bonanza Barrel Winners. Co
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BONANZA BARREL WINNERS:
The 2019 Bonanza Barrel Winners. Congratulations!
Week 30, December 2, 2019 - Grand Prize Drawing $5000.00 - Jeffrey M, Ticket #5377 $500.00 - Cynthia N., Ticket #6028 $500.00 - Madonna H., Ticket #2883 $250.00 - Constance G., Ticket #4735
Week 29, November 25, 2019 $200.00 - Barbara H., Ticket #3743 $150.00 - Walter B., Ticket #0625 $125.00 - Francesca G., Ticket #0049 $125.00 - Molly Z., Ticket #8232
Week 28, November 18, 2019 $200.00 - John C., Ticket #0071 $150.00 - Elizabeth M., Ticket #7966 $125.00 - Andrea P., Ticket #8989 $125.00 - Lucille C., Ticket #8799
Week 27, November 11, 2019 $200.00 - Richard L., Ticket #3504 $150.00 - James G., Ticket #5677 $125.00 - Patricia S., Ticket #3010 $125.00 - James D., Ticket #5265
Week 26, November 4, 2019 $200.00 - Marcella K., Ticket #5989 $150.00 - Paul M., Ticket #25 $125.00 - Helen K., Ticket #7057 $125.00 - Carol A., Ticket #51045
Week 25, October 28, 2019 $200.00 - Charles H., Ticket #5930 $150.00 - Mary C., Ticket #8951 $125.00 - Joan T., Ticket #2186 $125.00 - Jim S., Ticket #5791
Week 24, October 21, 2019 $200.00 - Delphine S., Ticket #2980 $150.00 - Delores E., Ticket #3785 $125.00 - David L., Ticket #4798 $125.00 - Margaret B., Ticket #2252
Week 23, October 14, 2019 $200.00 - Janet G., Ticket #9183 $150.00 - Greg M., Ticket #8147 $125.00 - Robert P., Ticket #4198 $125.00 - Terence G., Ticket #4594
Week 22, October 7, 2019 $200.00 - Henry H., Ticket #2219 $150.00 - Richard S, Ticket #4825 $125.00 - Karen B., Ticket #5186 $125.00 - Jane C., Ticket #924
Week 21, September 30, 2019 $200.00 - Leo L., Ticket #7816 $150.00 - Gretchen H., Ticket #8342 $125.00 - Helen Z., Ticket #1738 $125.00 - Mary H., Ticket #2387
Week 20, September 23, 2019 $200.00 - Rita M., Ticket #3732 $150.00 - Barbara C., Ticket #346 $125.00 - Thomas B., Ticket #322 $125.00 - Ruth B., Ticket #3337
Week 19, September 16, 2019 $200.00 - Xavier P., Ticket #1011 $150.00 - James S., Ticket #3269 $125.00 - David J., Ticket #3309 $125.00 - Frank D., Ticket #5851
Week 18, September 9, 2019 $200.00 - Anthony M., Ticket #897 $150.00 - Diana S., Ticket #4298 $125.00 - Candace M., Ticket #2456 $125.00 - Marianne P., Ticket #3442
No Drawing on Labor Day
Week 17, August 26, 2019 $200.00 - William P., Ticket #2100 $150.00 - Roger C., Ticket #5771 $125.00 - Robert P., Ticket #4191 $125.00 - Denise A., Ticket #2722 *Won in April
Week 16, August 19, 2019 $200.00 - Robert B., Ticket #4616 $150.00 - Kathleen N., Ticket #6924 $125.00 - Alecia M., Ticket #217 $125.00 - Gerald A., Ticket #2931
Week 15, August 12, 2019 $200.00 - David C., Ticket #5968 $150.00 - Joan H., Ticket #7117 $125.00 - Arthur O., Ticket #7815 $125.00 - Velma W., Ticket #2568
Week 14, August 5, 2019 $200.00 - Anne L., Ticket #225 $150.00 - Donald S., Ticket #2932 $125.00 - Mary Ann., Ticket #4795 $125.00 - Sally E., Ticket #3385
Week 14, August 5, 2019 - Bonus Drawing $200.00 -Collen L., Ticket #5843 $150.00 - Jacqueline O., Ticket #3726 $125.00 - Robert B., Ticket #4347 $125.00 - Don H., Ticket #7837
Week 13, July 29, 2019 $200.00 - Timothy B., Ticket #4379 $150.00 - William S., Ticket #1846 $125.00 - Julianne C., Ticket #414 $125.00 - Donald G., Ticket #1058 Week 12, July 22, 2019 $200.00 - Dorothy G., Ticket #1494 $150.00 - Daphne J., Ticket #5262 $125.00 - Cynthia M., Ticket #5024 $125.00 - Martha M., Ticket #7888
Week 11, July 15, 2019 $200.00 - Ralph E., Ticket #2389 $150.00 - Mary M., Ticket #1737 $125.00 - Thomas B., Ticket #4763 $125.00 - Karl S., Ticket #5522
Week 10, July 8, 2019 $200.00 - Donald G., Ticket #4460 $150.00 - Sherladine K., Ticket #5682 $125.00 - Ruth W., Ticket #4708 $125.00 - Leonard Z., Ticket #6616
Week 9, July 1, 2019 $200.00 - John S., Ticket #2313 $150.00 - Catherine P., Ticket #1230 $125.00 - Carol P., Ticket #5227 $125.00 - Carole S., Ticket #2811
Week 8, June 24, 2019 $200.00 - Jerome M., Ticket #6474 $150.00 - Yolanda L., Ticket #5140 $125.00 - Glenn H., Ticket #3218 $125.00 - Alexander P., Ticket #1187
Week 7, June 17, 2019 $200.00 - William S., Ticket #677 $150.00 - Amber G., Ticket #325 $125.00 - Charles L., Ticket #4739 $125.00 - Frederick N., Ticket #610
Week 6, June 10, 2019 $200.00 - Ghada B., Ticket #2613 $150.00 - Barbara R., Ticket #3367 $125.00 - Joseph C., Ticket #2375 $125.00 - Richard D., Ticket #6075
Week 5, June 3, 2019 $200.00 - Dennis S., Ticket #442 $150.00 - Patricia C., Ticket #3418 $125.00 - Michael S., Ticket #3106 $125.00 - Thomas W., Ticket #3564
Week 4, May 20, 2019 $200.00 - Richard Z., Ticket #4331 $150.00 - Claude P., Ticket #1148 $125.00 - Gloria H., Ticket #6813 $125.00 - Rose P., Ticket #2132
Week 3, May 13, 2019 $200.00 - Richard H., Ticket #3126 $150.00 - Joan W., Ticket #7672 $125.00 - Anastasia A., Ticket #4313 $125.00 - Jim M., Ticket #1505
Week 2, May 6, 2019 $200.00 - Theresa R., Ticket #854 $150.00 - Allan M., Ticket #4013 $125.00 - John C., Ticket #2577 $125.00 - James F., Ticket #4724
Week 1, April 29, 2019 $200.00 - Denise A., Ticket #2722 $150.00 - Marilyn W., Ticket #1880 $125.00 - Terry J., Ticket #619 $125.00 - Donald B., Ticket #4433
Week 30, December 2, 2019 - Grand Prize Drawing $5000.00 - Jeffrey M, Ticket #5377 $500.00 - Cynthia N., Ticket #6028 $500.00 - Madonna H., Ticket #2883 $250.00 - Constance G., Ticket #4735
Week 29, November 25, 2019 $200.00 - Barbara H., Ticket #3743 $150.00 - Walter B., Ticket #0625 $125.00 - Francesca G., Ticket #0049 $125.00 - Molly Z., Ticket #8232
Week 28, November 18, 2019 $200.00 - John C., Ticket #0071 $150.00 - Elizabeth M., Ticket #7966 $125.00 - Andrea P., Ticket #8989 $125.00 - Lucille C., Ticket #8799
Week 27, November 11, 2019 $200.00 - Richard L., Ticket #3504 $150.00 - James G., Ticket #5677 $125.00 - Patricia S., Ticket #3010 $125.00 - James D., Ticket #5265
Week 26, November 4, 2019 $200.00 - Marcella K., Ticket #5989 $150.00 - Paul M., Ticket #25 $125.00 - Helen K., Ticket #7057 $125.00 - Carol A., Ticket #51045
Week 25, October 28, 2019 $200.00 - Charles H., Ticket #5930 $150.00 - Mary C., Ticket #8951 $125.00 - Joan T., Ticket #2186 $125.00 - Jim S., Ticket #5791
Week 24, October 21, 2019 $200.00 - Delphine S., Ticket #2980 $150.00 - Delores E., Ticket #3785 $125.00 - David L., Ticket #4798 $125.00 - Margaret B., Ticket #2252
Week 23, October 14, 2019 $200.00 - Janet G., Ticket #9183 $150.00 - Greg M., Ticket #8147 $125.00 - Robert P., Ticket #4198 $125.00 - Terence G., Ticket #4594
Week 22, October 7, 2019 $200.00 - Henry H., Ticket #2219 $150.00 - Richard S, Ticket #4825 $125.00 - Karen B., Ticket #5186 $125.00 - Jane C., Ticket #924
Week 21, September 30, 2019 $200.00 - Leo L., Ticket #7816 $150.00 - Gretchen H., Ticket #8342 $125.00 - Helen Z., Ticket #1738 $125.00 - Mary H., Ticket #2387
Week 20, September 23, 2019 $200.00 - Rita M., Ticket #3732 $150.00 - Barbara C., Ticket #346 $125.00 - Thomas B., Ticket #322 $125.00 - Ruth B., Ticket #3337
Week 19, September 16, 2019 $200.00 - Xavier P., Ticket #1011 $150.00 - James S., Ticket #3269 $125.00 - David J., Ticket #3309 $125.00 - Frank D., Ticket #5851
Week 18, September 9, 2019 $200.00 - Anthony M., Ticket #897 $150.00 - Diana S., Ticket #4298 $125.00 - Candace M., Ticket #2456 $125.00 - Marianne P., Ticket #3442
No Drawing on Labor Day
Week 17, August 26, 2019 $200.00 - William P., Ticket #2100 $150.00 - Roger C., Ticket #5771 $125.00 - Robert P., Ticket #4191 $125.00 - Denise A., Ticket #2722 *Won in April
Week 16, August 19, 2019 $200.00 - Robert B., Ticket #4616 $150.00 - Kathleen N., Ticket #6924 $125.00 - Alecia M., Ticket #217 $125.00 - Gerald A., Ticket #2931
Week 15, August 12, 2019 $200.00 - David C., Ticket #5968 $150.00 - Joan H., Ticket #7117 $125.00 - Arthur O., Ticket #7815 $125.00 - Velma W., Ticket #2568
Week 14, August 5, 2019 $200.00 - Anne L., Ticket #225 $150.00 - Donald S., Ticket #2932 $125.00 - Mary Ann., Ticket #4795 $125.00 - Sally E., Ticket #3385
Week 14, August 5, 2019 - Bonus Drawing $200.00 -Collen L., Ticket #5843 $150.00 - Jacqueline O., Ticket #3726 $125.00 - Robert B., Ticket #4347 $125.00 - Don H., Ticket #7837
Week 13, July 29, 2019 $200.00 - Timothy B., Ticket #4379 $150.00 - William S., Ticket #1846 $125.00 - Julianne C., Ticket #414 $125.00 - Donald G., Ticket #1058 Week 12, July 22, 2019 $200.00 - Dorothy G., Ticket #1494 $150.00 - Daphne J., Ticket #5262 $125.00 - Cynthia M., Ticket #5024 $125.00 - Martha M., Ticket #7888
Week 11, July 15, 2019 $200.00 - Ralph E., Ticket #2389 $150.00 - Mary M., Ticket #1737 $125.00 - Thomas B., Ticket #4763 $125.00 - Karl S., Ticket #5522
Week 10, July 8, 2019 $200.00 - Donald G., Ticket #4460 $150.00 - Sherladine K., Ticket #5682 $125.00 - Ruth W., Ticket #4708 $125.00 - Leonard Z., Ticket #6616
Week 9, July 1, 2019 $200.00 - John S., Ticket #2313 $150.00 - Catherine P., Ticket #1230 $125.00 - Carol P., Ticket #5227 $125.00 - Carole S., Ticket #2811
Week 8, June 24, 2019 $200.00 - Jerome M., Ticket #6474 $150.00 - Yolanda L., Ticket #5140 $125.00 - Glenn H., Ticket #3218 $125.00 - Alexander P., Ticket #1187
Week 7, June 17, 2019 $200.00 - William S., Ticket #677 $150.00 - Amber G., Ticket #325 $125.00 - Charles L., Ticket #4739 $125.00 - Frederick N., Ticket #610
Week 6, June 10, 2019 $200.00 - Ghada B., Ticket #2613 $150.00 - Barbara R., Ticket #3367 $125.00 - Joseph C., Ticket #2375 $125.00 - Richard D., Ticket #6075
Week 5, June 3, 2019 $200.00 - Dennis S., Ticket #442 $150.00 - Patricia C., Ticket #3418 $125.00 - Michael S., Ticket #3106 $125.00 - Thomas W., Ticket #3564
Week 4, May 20, 2019 $200.00 - Richard Z., Ticket #4331 $150.00 - Claude P., Ticket #1148 $125.00 - Gloria H., Ticket #6813 $125.00 - Rose P., Ticket #2132
Week 3, May 13, 2019 $200.00 - Richard H., Ticket #3126 $150.00 - Joan W., Ticket #7672 $125.00 - Anastasia A., Ticket #4313 $125.00 - Jim M., Ticket #1505
Week 2, May 6, 2019 $200.00 - Theresa R., Ticket #854 $150.00 - Allan M., Ticket #4013 $125.00 - John C., Ticket #2577 $125.00 - James F., Ticket #4724
Week 1, April 29, 2019 $200.00 - Denise A., Ticket #2722 $150.00 - Marilyn W., Ticket #1880 $125.00 - Terry J., Ticket #619 $125.00 - Donald B., Ticket #4433
CHRISTMAS CARDS
CHRISTMAS CARDS:
Christmas Cards made by children in the Ro
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CHRISTMAS CARDS:
Christmas Cards made by children in the Rosa Parks Children’s Program are available for in-store purchase at the Solanus Casey Center Gift Shop. If you want to purchase the cards and have them shipped to you, the only way to do so would be to purchase the cards from the soon-to-be-opened Solanus Casey Center online store or call the gift shop at (313) 579-2100, ext. 1145.
THE DONOR BILL OF RIGHTS
THE DONOR BILL OF RIGHTS:
Philanthropy is based on vol
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MEAL PROGRAM
MEAL PROGRAM:
The two kitchen/dining room sites serve full-
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MEAL PROGRAM:
The two kitchen/dining room sites serve full-course, nutritious meals to hundreds of men, women, and children each day. While monetary donations are gratefully accepted, no one is denied a meal because of their inability to pay. There is no eligibility criteria, and meals are served in spacious, clean and attractive settings.
Whereas a portion of the food prepared and served in the kitchens is donated, the major part is purchased, preferably from Michigan producers. Both locations strive to be mindful of environmental concerns by composting organic food waste, and utilizing recyclable consumables and “earth-friendly” cleaning products.
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen’s Earthworks Urban Farm
EARTHWORKS URBAN FARM:
The Capuchin Soup Ki
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EARTHWORKS URBAN FARM:
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen’s Earthworks Urban Farm is a 1.5-acre certified organic farm located on the east side of Detroit. We seek to build a just, beautiful food system through education, inspiration, and community development. As a working study in both social justice and in knowing the origins of the food we eat, Earthworks strives to restore our connection to the environment and community
SPIRITUAL CARE
SPIRITUAL CARE:
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen is a ministry of
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SPIRITUAL CARE:
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen is a ministry of the Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order. It stands ready to offer spiritual care to anyone who seeks it. Guided by the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, it is this spiritual dimension that sets the Capuchin Soup Kitchen apart from so many other social services agencies. One can sense this spirit immediately upon passing through its doors. The caring and gentle nature of all who serve are a reflection of the passion for service to people that was exemplified by St. Francis.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
SUBSTANCE ABUSE:
We host a 12-step study four mornings at w
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE:
We host a 12-step study four mornings at week at alternating kitchens:
Conner on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30 to 10:30 am
Meldrum on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00 to 10:00 am
One need not be a substance abuser to attend; rather, we invite anyone seeking support and friendship. All our meetings are “open”.
The Capuchin Soup Kitchen also sponsors Jefferson House, a twelve-bed, residential treatment facility for indigent males seeking to reclaim their lives from addictions. Residents normally complete their rehabilitation in six to nine months. During that time they learn to practice honesty, courage and other virtues essential to recovery and to the development of a sober, healthy and happy life. They participate in twelve-step recovery meetings, and are encouraged to continue such participation following their departure from Jefferson House. The program also provides opportunity to work at other Capuchin Soup Kitchen locations, for which the men are paid a modest stipend. New residents to Jefferson House are admitted via referral from inpatient substance abuse treatment programs. Jefferson House is accredited by CARF International and is one of the top 3% of therapeutic communities who received no recommendations for needed program revisions during CARF's most recent triennial accreditation review.
CAPUCHIN SERVICES CENTER
CAPUCHIN SERVICES CENTER:
The Capuchin Services Center assi
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CAPUCHIN SERVICES CENTER:
The Capuchin Services Center assists 228,000 of our Detroit neighbors annually with emergency food and clothing.
The Center features a 'shoppers' choice' food pantry to resemble a small grocery store, complete with reach-in freezers and coolers, vegetable and fruit islands, bread and pastry racks. Each guest is granted a designated number of pounds of food, based on family size. Non-perishable items and frozen meats are included in the allotted pounds; but fresh vegetables, dairy items, bread and other perishable foods are not. Those items are available to consumers over and above their weight total. Rather, they are available without limitation. The food pantry distributes more than 10,000 pounds of food each day.
The clothing distribution area provides a "retail" feel to the shopping experience and distributes over 1,700 articles of clothing each day.
It also distributes appliances and furniture for families reestablishing households after a fire or a stay in a shelter. There are no geographic eligibility criteria; however, all recipients of service are interviewed by an emergency assistance worker. Identification must be provided for all individuals for whom assistance is requested. Families are eligible for food assistance every thirty days, and receive sufficient food to feed a family of four for a week. A typical food package contains ten pounds of meat, canned and boxed dry goods, fresh produce and fruit.
Case management services are provided by degreed social workers, and support groups are offered for mothers and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Donations of food, clothing and appliances and furniture in good condition are gratefully accepted. Gently used clothing, clean and in good condition are needed for men, women, and children. At the present time, we have a greater need for children's and men's clothes, along with plus-sized clothing.
On The Rise Bakery Cafe
ON THE RISE BAKERY:
Welcome to On The Rise Bakery Caf&eacut
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ON THE RISE BAKERY:
Welcome to On The Rise Bakery Café, a program of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Our bakers have recently been released from prison or have completed a substance abuse treatment program. They truly want to change their lives.
With each purchase of our baked goods, you are helping make possible the provision of supportive housing, training, counseling services, educational opportunities, and self help programs. On the Rise Bakery Café is a program where each man is responsible to reach back and support the newest member. The social entrepreneurship would not have been possible without the tremendous support of so many churches and individuals in the metro Detroit area.
This is truly a story of what can happen when a community dreams of the impossible and believes in it. Miracles still happen!
Br. Ray Stadmeyer, OFM Cap
BAKERY
Bread:
Honey Wheat Monastery White
Rye Sourdough
French Italian
Rolls:
Cinnamon Rolls Pretzel Rolls
Dinner Rolls Onion Rolls
Package sizes vary.
Cookies:
Oatmeal w/Raisins & Walnuts Peanut Butter
Chocolate Chip
Brownies:
Plain or with Nuts
Coffee Cake:
Walnut Apple Walnut
Blueberry Walnut Cranberry
Muffins
Turnovers
Apple Cherry
Blueberry
Specialty Loafs:
Banana Nut Pound Cake
Carrot Cake
Small and large sizes.
Pies:
Sweet Potato Pumpkin
Fruit
Cheese Cake:
Assorted flavors, whole, and by-the-slice Sticky Buns Fruit Squares: Lemon Raspberry Holiday Selections: Pecan Pie Pumpkin Bread Wheat Rolls Stollen (Christmas) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CAFÉ Sandwiches: Served hot or cold Corned Beef: with mustard, lettuce, and tomato on Farmers Rye Roast Beef: with a hint of horseradish and mayo, lettuce and tomato on Honey Wheat bread Oven Roasted Turkey: With mayo, lettuce, and tomato on Honey Wheat bread Baked Ham: On Sourdough bread Tuna Sandwich: Your choice of bread Cheese: Add cheese to any sandwich, American, Swiss, or Provolone Homemade Soup: Available by the bowl Chili: Available by the bowl Sides: Coffee, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Assorted Juice Beverages: Coffee, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Assorted Juice Ice Cream: Small or large cup
Assorted flavors, whole, and by-the-slice Sticky Buns Fruit Squares: Lemon Raspberry Holiday Selections: Pecan Pie Pumpkin Bread Wheat Rolls Stollen (Christmas) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CAFÉ Sandwiches: Served hot or cold Corned Beef: with mustard, lettuce, and tomato on Farmers Rye Roast Beef: with a hint of horseradish and mayo, lettuce and tomato on Honey Wheat bread Oven Roasted Turkey: With mayo, lettuce, and tomato on Honey Wheat bread Baked Ham: On Sourdough bread Tuna Sandwich: Your choice of bread Cheese: Add cheese to any sandwich, American, Swiss, or Provolone Homemade Soup: Available by the bowl Chili: Available by the bowl Sides: Coffee, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Assorted Juice Beverages: Coffee, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Assorted Juice Ice Cream: Small or large cup
CALENDAR
CALENDAR
Our delicious baked goods are available at our On
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CALENDAR
Our delicious baked goods are available at our On the Rise Bakery Café AND we travel to various parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit. Please view the full calendar to see where we will be next.
December 14/15
St. Michael—Sterling Heights
Sat. 4:30
Sun. 8:00, 9:45, 11:30
December 21/22
St. Joan of Arc—St. Claire Shores
Sat. 4:00, 6:00
Sun. 8:00, 10:00, 12:00
January 4/5
St. Isaac Jogues
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 7:30,9:30, 11:30
January 11/12
St. Clement of Rome
Sat. 5:00
Sun. 7:00, 9:00, 11:00
And
St. Therese of Lisieux
Sat. 4:30
Sun. 8:00, 9:45, 11:45
January 18/19
St. Rene
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 8:30, 10:30
And
St. Anastasia
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 8:15, 10:15, 12:15
January 25/26
St. John Vianney
Sat. 5:00
Sun. 7:30, 9:30, 11:30O
STORE HOURS: Monday CLOSED Tuesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday CLOSED
St. Michael—Sterling Heights
Sat. 4:30
Sun. 8:00, 9:45, 11:30
December 21/22
St. Joan of Arc—St. Claire Shores
Sat. 4:00, 6:00
Sun. 8:00, 10:00, 12:00
January 4/5
St. Isaac Jogues
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 7:30,9:30, 11:30
January 11/12
St. Clement of Rome
Sat. 5:00
Sun. 7:00, 9:00, 11:00
And
St. Therese of Lisieux
Sat. 4:30
Sun. 8:00, 9:45, 11:45
January 18/19
St. Rene
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 8:30, 10:30
And
St. Anastasia
Sat. 4:00
Sun. 8:15, 10:15, 12:15
January 25/26
St. John Vianney
Sat. 5:00
Sun. 7:30, 9:30, 11:30O
STORE HOURS: Monday CLOSED Tuesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday CLOSED
ROSA PARKS CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
ROSA PARKS CHILDREN’S PROGRAM:
The Rosa Parks C
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ROSA PARKS CHILDREN’S PROGRAM:
The Rosa Parks Children and Youth Program seeks to stretch the minds of young people, stimulate their creativity, and explore with them alternatives to violence.
This is accomplished by means of after school tutoring and art therapy sessions for children ages 6-15, a lending library of over 5,000 books, numerous seasonal family activities such as making Christmas cookies and decorating Easter Eggs. Teen boys’ and girls’ groups and a junior counselor program focus on the development of youth leadership.
A three-week summer peace camp for all children features art, drama, music, dance, peacemaking classes and field trips. Other summer priorities include a one week leadership camp, a three-week academic camp and a garden program that meets 4x a week throughout the spring and summer.
Rosa Parks Children & Youth Program brochure
Summer Peace Camp
Every summer we host a Peace Camp where we invite Detroit's children and youth to come and learn about nonviolent conflict resolution, expressing their feelings through art and dance, plus other creative outlets like videography. This empowers and inspires these children to become peacemakers in their community. Last year, the participants reflected on what peace is to them. The video was completely filmed, produced and edited by them on iPads.
Capuchin Ministries-Detroit
SOLANUS CENTER:
We welcome you to learn more about Bles
We welcome you to learn more about Bles
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SOLANUS CENTER:
We welcome you to learn more about Blessed Solanus and the center that is devoted to his spirit and holiness. The award winning center is a sacred space filled with God's Grace. BEATIFICATION FATHER SOLANUS CASEY'S BEATIFICATION MASS: Download the online Beatification Mass program (PDF) VOCATIONS: We currently have 23 men at various levels of formation, as well as those who are living in resident candidacy. These men differ in age, culture, and have unique vocation stories. Our brother Francis followed a vocation that changed his life and the lives of others. Have you heard the same call? As the son of a clothing merchant, Francis’ story of conversion is filled with events of prayer, struggle, and trust in God. If you are discerning a vocation and would like more information about the Midwest Capuchin Franciscans, fill out this online form and submit it to our Vocation Office. Would you like to visit one of our ministries? Perhaps you’d like to stop by our formation house and have dinner with the friars? Maybe you’d just like to have a friendly phone conversation. We recognize that every vocational journey is different, and the information you provide helps us to better respond to your unique situation. One of our vocation directors will respond to your form as soon as possible. MINISTRIES: Capuchins minister in hospitals, schools, soup kitchens and jails. They are Franciscan pastors, artists, missionaries, youth ministers and writers. From large cities like Chicago and Detroit to small towns like Appleton, WI and Lame Deer, MT, we are serving the needs of others. BECOMING A CAPUCHIN We currently have over twenty men at various levels of formation, as well as guys living in resident candidacy. These men differ in age, culture, and have unique vocation stories. Learn how others have made the leap of faith to follow a Capuchin vocation. CALLED: THE POSTULANT Called: The Postulant features the vocation story of Bro. M.J. Groark and his return to the Church. Click above to watch the three part series. CALLED: THE FRIAR Called: The Friar is Part Two of Brother M.J. Groark's vocation journey. Now a friar who has made his solemn vows, Br. M.J. shares insight into his life as a Religious and as a Capuchin friar. Click above to watch the 30 minute video. OUR MISSION & MINISTRIES : The Mission & Ministries of the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph Immerse yourself in the mission and ministries of the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph which reaches from Michigan to Montana.
We welcome you to learn more about Blessed Solanus and the center that is devoted to his spirit and holiness. The award winning center is a sacred space filled with God's Grace. BEATIFICATION FATHER SOLANUS CASEY'S BEATIFICATION MASS: Download the online Beatification Mass program (PDF) VOCATIONS: We currently have 23 men at various levels of formation, as well as those who are living in resident candidacy. These men differ in age, culture, and have unique vocation stories. Our brother Francis followed a vocation that changed his life and the lives of others. Have you heard the same call? As the son of a clothing merchant, Francis’ story of conversion is filled with events of prayer, struggle, and trust in God. If you are discerning a vocation and would like more information about the Midwest Capuchin Franciscans, fill out this online form and submit it to our Vocation Office. Would you like to visit one of our ministries? Perhaps you’d like to stop by our formation house and have dinner with the friars? Maybe you’d just like to have a friendly phone conversation. We recognize that every vocational journey is different, and the information you provide helps us to better respond to your unique situation. One of our vocation directors will respond to your form as soon as possible. MINISTRIES: Capuchins minister in hospitals, schools, soup kitchens and jails. They are Franciscan pastors, artists, missionaries, youth ministers and writers. From large cities like Chicago and Detroit to small towns like Appleton, WI and Lame Deer, MT, we are serving the needs of others. BECOMING A CAPUCHIN We currently have over twenty men at various levels of formation, as well as guys living in resident candidacy. These men differ in age, culture, and have unique vocation stories. Learn how others have made the leap of faith to follow a Capuchin vocation. CALLED: THE POSTULANT Called: The Postulant features the vocation story of Bro. M.J. Groark and his return to the Church. Click above to watch the three part series. CALLED: THE FRIAR Called: The Friar is Part Two of Brother M.J. Groark's vocation journey. Now a friar who has made his solemn vows, Br. M.J. shares insight into his life as a Religious and as a Capuchin friar. Click above to watch the 30 minute video. OUR MISSION & MINISTRIES : The Mission & Ministries of the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph Immerse yourself in the mission and ministries of the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph which reaches from Michigan to Montana.
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