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We create a safe and welcoming environment.

• We engage people as neighbors.
• We help our neighbors as best we can.
• We hold ourselves to high standards.
• We uphold quality programs for those we serve.
• We believe in the power of people coming together to celebrate community.

For over 30 years, with the help of many volunteers, St. Mark's Lutheran Church in South Madison has hosted a Free Community Meal every Friday at noon. It has grown into a community where all are welcome regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender, gender orientation, income, religion or circumstances of life.

Are you looking for a hot meal? We’re in the basement of the Wisconsin State Capitol Building, every Sunday at 2:00PM. Come join us and enjoy some great food. In the summer we will serve outside the Capitol, near the West Washington entrance. We’ll make an announcement the Sunday before making the switch.

• Full course meals are served on weekdays at 11:20am.
• The monthly menu is posted at the dining site and available in the NewBridge News.(link is external)
• The cost to provide meals is $13.56, and the suggested donation for guests 60+ is $5.00. Guests who are not yet 60 years old must pay the full price.
• Reservations and cancellations are required two days in advance. To make a reservation, please call (608) 512-0000. Ext 4006.

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Doors open one hour before meal time. The Catholic Multicultural Center serves dinner every single weekday, year-round. All are welcome to enjoy a hot homecooked meal in community with one another in the lower level of the CMC. No need to register; simply come anytime during meal time. Food is prepared fresh each day by volunteers and CMC staff. Guests have the option to eat in the CMC dining room or to take their food to-go.

Luke House is located on Ingersoll Street, just off Williamson Street. We serve nine meals a week to Madison’s poor: dinner Sunday through Thursday night and lunch Monday through Thursday.

Every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. we serve our healthy, hearty breakfast prepared with love. Our volunteer family shares a passion for community and wellness. Many of our guests struggle with basic needs including housing. Our intention is to provide a safe, supportive environment where individuals feel the comfort and love of home. Our Wednesday breakfast menu includes scrambled eggs, breakfast meat, potatoes, oatmeal, fruit, breads, milk, juice and coffee. 
Every Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. a team of Community Partners help throughout our first floor. As with many meaningful endeavors, this powerful community resource began humbly with our Director of Hope’s Home Ministries building relationships with fellow advocates and homeless service providers beginning with a medical social worker from Meriter-Unity Point. This on-site outreach has grown to include helping individuals Connect to Care with professionals specializing in trauma informed care helping anyone suffering homelessness, isolation, separation from basic care and wellness.

Our Pantry Coordinator manages dedicated volunteers who make sure the over 300 families each month have access to:

• packaged goods
• fresh produce
• meat
• diapers
• toiletry items

Late arrivals will not have access to a full menu. We cannot provide service outside of posted pantry hours. We are not a meal site. We do not provide take out meals or snacks.

 The facility offers the following free services:

• Daily lunch
• Private showers & restrooms
• Laundry (drop off – same day service)
• Mail Center, phones, copier & fax
• Day storage
• Preventative healthcare
• Private family areas
• Referrals for mental health counseling
• Referrals to case managers
• Transportation between night shelters