Your donations change people’s lives. Rachel and Larry (names changed) and their dog MJ are reunited with family, and are now working, and sheltered. We also helped Rachel get home to WY from CA for memorial services when her son died by suicide. Your donations helped keep them alive (through dinners and services at The […]

So grateful for our Street Medicine team from IB Family Clinic. Tonight one of our homeless women had burns from an outdoor cooking accident that were so bad they needed to call in paramedics and an ambulance, and get her to a burn center hospital. As badly as she was hurt, she would have delayed

New additions to The FEED this 21st day into 2025. IB Family Clinic added a Behavioral Health team, sharing their incentive program for meth recovery and mental health counseling. We have a new driver for the rescue mission showers program (welcome Sam Smith!!), and we’ve added a prayer tent. Thank you Mirella Gambino for being

Last day for tax deductible donation to The Feed to help feed, clothe, shower, empower, etc. our food/housing insecure neighbors, many of whom are senior citizens. Tonight is our last outreach for 2024. Won’t you consider reaching out to join or partner with us? Donations can be made online at https://donorbox.org/the-feed-sd OR by Venmo @thefeedsd

Our friend and supporter Heather wrote this awesome poem: ‘Twas the Night Before Wednesday (aka Tuesday) ‘Twas the night before Wednesday, and all through the streets, Not a creature was stirring, no cold, tired feet. The volunteers prepped with some sass and some flair, Knowing The Feed soon would be there. The pots were all

Project Street Vet will be back Dec 17 (next Tues) at The Feed to examine, vaccinate, treat and help the pets of our unsheltered neighbors. Most people don’t appreciate how important a pet is to the homeless. They often will give up eating or buying necessities in order to provide for the health and well-being

Looking for an effective, grassroots ministry to support? Consider donating to The Feed this season. Here’s how The Feed empowers the unsheltered to move forward… A hot shower, shave, clean hair and clean clothes including new undergarments and socks helps give a person self-respect and dignity – enough that they can interact with society in

Hallelujah! 100 Empowerment coats, compliments of #LuckyDuckFoundation. If you are not familiar with them, these warm winter coats transform into sleeping bags to keep our homeless friends warm day and night. We are grateful!

Giving thanks is always part of The Feed, but Thanksgiving dinner came early thanks to the culinary skills of Bro. Frank and Momma “D” (Darlene) who cooked dozens of turkeys w/broth, made mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, & brought rolls for the unsheltered and food insecure. Over a hundred plates were passed our. Pray for Bro.

Thank you to new and current friends of The Feed who took time early Sunday morning to help fold and gather tents for the unsheltered! The Komen 3day Breast Cancer walk again donated their end-of-season pink tents and we were blessed to be the ones they called. But it is an effort to get them!