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Whereas soup kitchens and food banks also often involve a time commitment, “we believe that bringing food to people and meeting them where they are at is a way to give them their time back,” said the spokesperson.

In its earlier days, Feed the City took the form of a traditional soup kitchen, where volunteers served hot meals.

If each person donated one carrot, one potato, one parsnip, one turnip, and one tomato once a month, there would be more than enough vegetables to give to, say, a soup kitchen.

Volunteers, many elderly, were too afraid to work in the soup kitchens they usually ran.

Bach in the Subways is a soup kitchen for a world starving for classical music.

While the soup kitchen was in all accounts a success, there was a major catch.

Michael Daly talks to the soup kitchen's crowd about why the name Francis means so much to them.

Examples can include working at a 7-Eleven, doing filing work at a non-profit, and volunteering at a soup kitchen.

They would meet every day at Rikers, the local soup kitchen, and lunch on the 25-cent chicken pot pie.

He helped to cut down trees and saw them into logs, to cook the food at the soup kitchen.

You will like to know that I have a soup-kitchen at the station here, and I am up to my neck in soup.

I don't quite know who would take my place at the soup-kitchen if I were to leave.

On Monday, the 25th, I went back to work at Adinkerke station, to which place our soup-kitchen has been moved.

She spoke of the heroism of the troops, and stated that since September last she had been running a soup-kitchen for the wounded.