A devoted team of chefs and volunteers will prepare “all the fixings” for Thanksgiving breakfast and dinner at three different locations in our area. More than 1,500 meals will be served with love by 100 volunteers throughout the day, our largest holiday outreach of the year.

Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission serves Seattle’s homeless by addressing short-term physical needs and providing long-term solutions that break the cycle of addiction, mental illness, and poverty. We share God’s love by serving those in greatest need. 

WHERE & WHEN:

Hope Place for Women & Children: 11/21   2–3pm

3802 South Othello Street (Call cell below. Front door on Othello. Meet in lobby.) 

Men’s Shelter at Pioneer Square: 11/22, 5–9am

318 2nd Ave Ext S. (Call cell below. Meet on street, under neon sign.) 

Men’s Recovery Program: 11/22, 3:30–5:30pm

3020 S. 128th St., Burien (Call cell below. At bottom of hill, follow signage. Meet in lobby) 

WHO: Wed. Night Prep Work @ Hope Place Turkeys unloaded, stacks and stacks of cans and boxes in the pantry. Speak to Search & Rescue outreach supervisor and a woman currently living at the shelter about Thanksgiving. 

Morning @ Men’s Shelter – Hungry men and women and those currently living on the street in Seattle line up for a hot meal of ham steaks, fried eggs and hash browns. Talk to Dean Way, chef and formerly homeless.

Afternoon Football @ the Men’s Recovery Program – About 60 men currently in our residential addiction recovery program in Burien. Dozens bond over the Cowboys-Redskins football game and the turkey dinner while they mentor and support each other toward a new beginning.

MORE INFO: Learn about Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission at ugm.org. You can donate to help others find a new start.

CONTACT: Jennifer Rice; (206) 450-7054; rice1234@yahoo.com

Patrick Hill; (206) 379-8140; pr@ugm.org