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"Many pantries are in a double bind: More people are coming for help, but donations are down."  --Kansas City Star, October 10, 2008

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Approaching 1 million meals this year to hungry and homeless people in the Kansas City area.

Kansas City Community Kitchen

  • 500 hot lunches every weekday

Episcopal Hunger Relief Network

  • Meals on Wheels
  • Breakfast at St. Paul's
  • Food Pantries on both sides of the state line
  • Weekend BackSnacks program for school-age children
  • Food Rescue Program

Culinary Cornerstones

  • Groundbreaking chef training program that lifts students from poverty to productivity
  • Upscale catering for every occasion 

 
    

  

Reviewed by Your Community Foundation - Click here for a detailed profile.

With your support, our programs will serve nearly 1 million meals this year--hot, daily lunches, Saturday breakfasts, community suppers, weekend snacks for school-age children, and armloads of groceries for the people we serve through the Kansas City Community Kitchen, Meals on Wheels, BackSnacks and the pantries and feeding programs of the Episcopal Hunger Relief Network. Click here to donate today.

    

  
Look Who's Talking About Us!
 

ECS to Focus on Growing Hunger Needs

Click here to read Melodie Woerman's report in The Harvest.

Culinary Cornerstones featured in Episcopal Life!

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The Kansas City Star's Bill Tammeus says,

"We wither without sustenance"

Click here to read his column.

"Cooking up solutions to end poverty's cycle"

Click here to get the story from Star columnist Rhonda Chriss Lokeman.
    

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