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Now operating under Asbury Community Development Corporation!
Visit https://www.flintasbury.org/ for more information
South Flint Soup Kitchen
3410 Fenton Rd. (3 blocks north of Atherton Rd.)
Flint MI 48507
(810) 239-3427 Phone
Email: southflintsoupkitchen@gmail.com
Vision:
To feed a healthy meal to anyone who is hungry, and to act as a
resource center to direct people to the agency that can help them.
Mission:
To create a collaborative relationship with other churches, organizations, and individuals
who will help fulfill the vision.
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Neighborhood Crime watch meetings every last Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
This is view of the church from Fenton Rd. There is a bus stop directly in front of the church.
This is the view of the church from the main parking lot.
BIG NEWS!
Asbury Farms and the Flint Asbury CDC have partnered with Ally Charity Chip In to continue our Play It Forward campaign.
Join in the fun on August 21st at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc where there will be a Q & A with PGA Pros, a DJ’d dance party, golf stations, as well as pizza and ice cream!
You can get the ball rolling by donating at www.theallychallenge.com/chipin and selecting Asbury CDC from the drop down menu of charities. Remember, every dollar you donate is a dollars worth of produce that goes directly to underserved families.
Join in the fun on August 21st at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc where there will be a Q & A with PGA Pros, a DJ’d dance party, golf stations, as well as pizza and ice cream!
You can get the ball rolling by donating at www.theallychallenge.com/chipin and selecting Asbury CDC from the drop down menu of charities. Remember, every dollar you donate is a dollars worth of produce that goes directly to underserved families.
A special message to everyone who supported our 2024 Holiday Raffle:
PLAY IT FORWARD!
This summer, Asbury Farms and Flint Asbury CDC are proud to present our PLAY IT FORWARD campaign! By making a donation to Flint Asbury CDC and designating it towards PLAY IT FORWARD, every dollar donated becomes a dollars worth of produce that will go directly towards underserved people in our community in need of food assistance. You can learn more about how to donate towards PLAY IT FORWARD or how you can benefit from the program by calling 810-235-0016 or emailing info@flintasbury.org
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THE MONTHLY FOOD GIVEAWAY AT THE SOUTH FLINT SOUP KITCHEN IS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED
We are deeply sorry to announce that due to circumstances beyond our control we are unable to offer a monthly food giveaway for the time being. We are currently working to secure a partnership that will allow us to resume this vital service to our community. All other services continue to be available at the South Flint Soup Kitchen and we look forward to being able to provide a source for food stability in this area.
SOUTH FLINT SOUP KITCHEN HOSTS UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH DURING A TOUR OF THE ASBURY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Asbury Community Development Corporation (CDC) extends our heartfelt gratitude to the United Women in Faith for joining us on a tour of our three facilities and our farm. It was truly a blessing to showcase the mission and offerings of Asbury CDC.
The tour began at our main campus, the shared space between Asbury United Methodist Church and Asbury CDC. We highlighted the areas we use for our various activities and were delighted to learn about the historical photos in the newly carpeted Wesley Room, featuring John Wesley and his wife.
Next, we visited our Community Kitchen. Although it's still under development, the ladies were able to envision the exciting possibilities that the kitchen will bring to our community.
We then proceeded to our Farm, where the magic happens. The ladies met our dedicated farm crew and explored the hoop houses and gardens.
Lastly, we visited the South Flint Soup Kitchen (SFSK). The tour participants observed our operations, and one member shared her experience of volunteering with Pastor Horne to prepare Thanksgiving dinners for underserved citizens.
The tour concluded with a delightful lunch prepared by our Executive Director/Chef Kevin Croom and three of our summer youth workers. It was a wonderful time spent with beautiful souls.
We also extend our thanks to our esteemed board member Ed Weston, who accompanied the tour, and Michele Weston, a board member and member of United Women in Faith, for arranging this event.
The tour began at our main campus, the shared space between Asbury United Methodist Church and Asbury CDC. We highlighted the areas we use for our various activities and were delighted to learn about the historical photos in the newly carpeted Wesley Room, featuring John Wesley and his wife.
Next, we visited our Community Kitchen. Although it's still under development, the ladies were able to envision the exciting possibilities that the kitchen will bring to our community.
We then proceeded to our Farm, where the magic happens. The ladies met our dedicated farm crew and explored the hoop houses and gardens.
Lastly, we visited the South Flint Soup Kitchen (SFSK). The tour participants observed our operations, and one member shared her experience of volunteering with Pastor Horne to prepare Thanksgiving dinners for underserved citizens.
The tour concluded with a delightful lunch prepared by our Executive Director/Chef Kevin Croom and three of our summer youth workers. It was a wonderful time spent with beautiful souls.
We also extend our thanks to our esteemed board member Ed Weston, who accompanied the tour, and Michele Weston, a board member and member of United Women in Faith, for arranging this event.
