SOUP ANGELS
Providing free, nutritious, home-made supper to anyone who needs a meal, no questions asked.
Soup Angels is in it's 14th year of offering healthy, home-cooked (at the church!) meals to anyone who needs a meal, no questions asked, in our Nyack area.
During this COVID pandemic, we continue to serve Monday & Wednesday evenings from 4:30-6:30pm, our 85-90 guests up to 140 “to go” meals. Our bounty table, full of groceries, has been very successful. This past week, we started handing out meals INSIDE the Pitkin room, using plexiglass screens, 6 feet distancing markers, masks, handwashing and other safety measures for all. This has proved very successful, as the guests enjoy seeing our faces and receiving a goodly number of grocery items in bags as well as the usual meals we serve.
As the strains of our current economy take their toll on working families, the elderly, teens, veterans, the disabled and recent immigrants in our Nyack community, Soup Angels will continue to feed our community. We will also be handing out 485 meals in Rockland county for Thanksgiving, including 200 heated turkey dinners for Soup Angels guests. Other agencies include West Coop of Spring Valley, Head Start of Nyack and Haverstraw, BOCES of Rockland, the Mental Health Association, Marlin Luther King center and United Methodist church of Spring Valley,
You can make a donation online now at www.soupangels.com.
To volunteer or find out more about Soup Angels, email us at soupangels@gmail.com.
For further information, contact or speak to Katherine Rife.
Soup Angels is in it's 14th year of offering healthy, home-cooked (at the church!) meals to anyone who needs a meal, no questions asked, in our Nyack area.
During this COVID pandemic, we continue to serve Monday & Wednesday evenings from 4:30-6:30pm, our 85-90 guests up to 140 “to go” meals. Our bounty table, full of groceries, has been very successful. This past week, we started handing out meals INSIDE the Pitkin room, using plexiglass screens, 6 feet distancing markers, masks, handwashing and other safety measures for all. This has proved very successful, as the guests enjoy seeing our faces and receiving a goodly number of grocery items in bags as well as the usual meals we serve.
As the strains of our current economy take their toll on working families, the elderly, teens, veterans, the disabled and recent immigrants in our Nyack community, Soup Angels will continue to feed our community. We will also be handing out 485 meals in Rockland county for Thanksgiving, including 200 heated turkey dinners for Soup Angels guests. Other agencies include West Coop of Spring Valley, Head Start of Nyack and Haverstraw, BOCES of Rockland, the Mental Health Association, Marlin Luther King center and United Methodist church of Spring Valley,
You can make a donation online now at www.soupangels.com.
To volunteer or find out more about Soup Angels, email us at soupangels@gmail.com.
For further information, contact or speak to Katherine Rife.
