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The
Samaritan Center provides a hot,
nutritious meal daily to those who are in need
without questions or pre-conditions.
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Hot
Meal Times:
Monday - Thursday: 3:45 - 4:45
Fridays, Weekends & Holidays: 1:30 - 2:30
Breakfast
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 7:30am-8:30am
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The
Samaritan Center is a
501c3, interfaith effort
to feed the homeless and needy men, women and children of
Syracuse.
It
is rooted in the belief that sound nutrition is the first step
in
enabling people to cope and become productive,
self-sufficient members
of society.
Our
guests include both the young and the not so young,
those who are well
educated and those who are not,
individuals and families, people whose
lives are bound
by the prison of substance abuse, people who are well
and those who face the challenge of illness.
Men,
women and children who have in common
their humanity, their poverty and
their sincere gratitude
for a place of safety and warmth and
a
nutritious meal offered every day of the year.
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310
Montgomery Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Office:
315-472-0650
Located
in
the basement of
St. Paul's
Episcopal Cathedral
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Upcoming Events
for 2009
:
Beach, Blues and BBQ
Sunday
August 2nd
Soup Bowl
Open:
Monday August 17th
Ceil, a Treasured Breakfast Volunteer paints a Masterpiece for our Walls
A Happy Young Guest is Ready for School with Donated Lunch Bag and Supplies
Our Tiniest Benefactor Celebrates Her First Birthday with Gifts for the Samaritan Center
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It
begins
with a meal.
Each
meal that
we serve at the Samaritan Center is
the centerpiece of our outreach.
Without
preconditions, we invite
those in need to join us for a nutritious, well prepared meal
every day of the year.
Our
dining room
is a pleasant, welcoming place that supports the contention that we are
all made in God's image.
Those
same
meals, from 150 to 300 a day, have provided more
than 500
volunteers with the means by which they can "give back
".
To
find a depth
of meaning for their God-given talents and to see reflected in the eyes
of our guests, the same Godliness that
lies in their
own.
The
more modern
term is leverage.
We
have
leveraged our modest resources to increase the
quality of life
for many more than
those whom we
serve.
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The Breed Family Celebrates a Birthday by Painting the
Dining Room
Some
of our Youngest Volunteers help pass out bagged lunches
The Bishop's Academy
"Dresses Down" in support of the Samaritan Center
Dina Lawson of the Syracuse University Nutrition Program provides a
lunch-time cooking demonstration for our guests
Heuber Breuer Employees spend a memorable day helping out at Samaritan
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