Housing is the key to ending homelessness. When you become a monthly donor, you provide the key to safe, affordable housing for someone in our community. Your sustaining gift can provide purpose and stability to people who are homeless. Safe, affordable housing is the key to ending homelessness. Helping people get back into permanent housing is the first step towards long-term stability.

Once housed, people can focus on overcoming the barriers that led to homelessness. The Kitchen, Inc. provides services to families, individuals, youth, seniors, and Veterans to make sure homelessness is rare, brief and nonrecurring for each of our clients.

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The Kitchen, Inc. has a long history of serving our community. Sister Lorraine Biebel began the mission of The Kitchen, Inc. in 1983 when she served the first meal to the homeless and hungry. Since then, The Kitchen, Inc. has grown to one of the region's largest social service providers for families, individuals, youth, seniors, and Veterans in need. The Kitchen, Inc. continues to honor Sister Lorraine's legacy through our vision of a community without homelessness.

Employment Opportunities

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As the 2020 Charitable Nonprofit of the Year, we work to create a brighter future for our neighbors in need by bringing stability and purpose to people who are homeless. When you choose a career with The Kitchen, Inc., you choose a path that allows you to shape the lives of children, youth, seniors, individuals, families, veterans and our entire community - every single day. At The Kitchen, Inc., we value our employees through continual engagement, growth, and providing an important work-life balance.

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For 39 years, The Kitchen, Inc. has been there for our neighbors in need. Sister Lorraine Biebel began serving meals to the homeless in 1983. From that first meal until today, The Kitchen has evolved from a soup kitchen into a leader in our community to provide stability and purpose to those we serve.

Programs

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Our affordable housing developments provide 222 units of affordable housing to the Springfield community. Our Community Housing program provides housing assistance and case management for families, individuals, youth, and seniors experiencing homelessness. The Emergency Shelter provides temporary shelter and case management for people experiencing homelessness. Home at Last provides housing assistance and case management for Veterans and their families who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless.

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