| Area | Texas, Houston |
| Project | Martha’s Kitchen |
| Project Address | |
| Project Start Date | Est. 2008 or before |
| Project End Date | Ongoing |
| Association Contact | Peter M. Gandolfo KM |
| Contact Email | pete.gandolfo@ohminternational.com |
| Category | Food |
| Description |
The kitchen, operated by the Divine Providence Sisters, answers the call to feed the hungry by currently serving 300-350 hot lunches in a Houston city neighborhood to hungry men, women, and children five days a week, 50 weeks per year. |
| Activities Members Are Involved In |
Members help to prepare food for the day, as well as prep food for following days as needed. In addition they serve the meals during a one hour lunch time and clean up kitchen for next day’s crew. Time allotment is 5 hours: 8 am- 1pm. |
| Estimated Number of Members Involved | 4 |
| Estimated Annual Hours of Service | 320 |
| This is a Flagship Project in the Area | Yes |
| Project-Order Relationship | Provide Volunteer Service Only |
| Organization Responsible for Project | St. Martha’s Church |
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