Details
- Breakfast served 7 to 7:45 a.m.
- Lunch served 11 a.m. to noon.
- Dinner served 4 to 4:45 p.m.
- Meals are free, but ticket to eat must be obtained from our Day Center on Seymour Street
- Cooking school
- Holiday meals
- Work experience
Needs
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The Rescue Mission prepares and serves about 600 meals every day to hungry people in our community. We keep our costs low thanks to the generous donations of individuals, companies, churches, schools and other organizations. Here is a list of our everyday needs: |
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Beverages
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Meats
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Pastries
Produce disposable shakers |
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Food and non-food donations: Bob Purtell Phone: 315-701-3881 E-mail: Bob Purtell HistoryWhen the Rescue Mission’s original kitchen on the Gifford Street campus became too small to serve growing numbers of hungry people, plans were made for a new cooking and dining facility. The Rescue Mission officially started work May 5, 1993, using a 9,000-square-foot building formerly used by Selco Graphics at 148 Gifford Street. It would replace the kitchen and dining room area that was modified to serve the Crossroads long-term supportive residence at 120 Gifford Street. The Food Services Center was completed in time to serve the hungry of the community at Thanksgiving 1993. |
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