At Dinner Table, we cultivate community by sharing food.
Every Wednesday @ 5:30pm
1832 W. Dean Ave
Every Wednesday, we throw a dinner party for whoever walks in the door:
our homeless neighbors, folks in nearby apartments, low-income seniors, college students, members of our congregation, and maybe you!
Guests can also take advantage of free clothes, toiletries, snack, and Narcan kits in our resource room.
We serve a nutritious hot meal with plenty of leftovers in a warm, family-style setting
If you’re interested in helping with Dinner Table, the best first step is…
come share a meal with us!
From there, we’d love to talk with you about ways you’d like to help and get involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Nope! Dinner Table is open to whoever walks through the door. Just come as you are.
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Dinner Table is completely free. Our goal is to create a welcoming space where everyone can share a meal together without barriers.
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Meals are made possible through donations, volunteers, community partnerships, and the generosity of people who believe in sharing food and community.
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Because Dinner Table is primarily donation-based, we aren’t able to guarantee specific dietary accommodations each week. We do our best to provide a nutritious meal with a variety of options when possible, and everyone is welcome to take what works best for them.
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Absolutely. Dinner Table is designed to be a welcoming, family-style environment for people of all ages.
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Depending on donations and availability, guests may find clothing, toiletries, snacks, hygiene supplies, Narcan kits, and other practical resources.
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Dinner Table is hosted by the Abbey, but the dinner itself is centered on hospitality, community, and shared humanity. Everyone is welcome regardless of background, beliefs, or church involvement.