Meals
Keep the pots full
Twice a week, our Port Alfred kitchen prepares and distributes nourishing meals to vulnerable men, women, and children.
Nourishing human dignity.
Hope can look like a hard-boiled egg, a warm bowl of samp and gravy, a fresh sandwich, or half an orange.
Your donation helps keep people fed and dignity alive.
±3,000 meals served each week
20 satellite kitchens supported each week
1.5 million meals served since 2016
10+ new gardens targeted each year
Since 1998
Office Port Alfred
Receipts Section 18A on request
More than a soup kitchen.
Community
Support soup mothers
We provide ingredients to satellite kitchens so trusted local leaders can feed their communities with dignity and care.
Gardens
Grow food and hope
Through Farming God's Way training, seeds, seedlings, and tools, families learn to grow food for themselves.
No one should be forgotten.
Since 2016, Port Alfred Soup Kitchen has served around 1.5 million meals. The need keeps growing as food, fuel, electricity, gas, salaries, vehicles, and maintenance costs rise.
When supplies allow, compassion also reaches the hungry dogs living alongside these communities.
Together, we can keep the pots full, communities fed, and hope alive.
Growing more than food.
We follow Farming God's Way principles, lead by example with vegetable gardens on the premises, and aim to establish at least 10 new community gardens each year.
Support Gardens 01
Seeds
Provide seed packs and seedlings for households and community gardens.
02
Tools
Help equip people with basic tools to start and maintain food gardens.
03
Training
Support practical agricultural training that helps families feed themselves tomorrow.
See the heart behind the kitchen.
Videos and photos show the people, volunteers, meals, gardens, and daily acts of care behind the kitchen.
Community Partners
Made possible through the continued support of the Ndlambe community.
With gratitude to local farmers whose generosity helps keep our community fed.
And many generous friends
In Collaboration With
Working together to keep the pots full and the community fed.
Quarterly updates from the kitchen.
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