Soup Cafe, Bismarck ND
Feeding the Body, the Mind & the Soul
in Bismarck-Mandan
In March of 2015 after celebrating six successful years of serving the hungry in our community we made the decision to search for a second location for the Soup Cafe. At the time we were bursting at the seams serving anywhere from 100 to 200+ people a day six days per week. The homeless shelter was 2 1/2 miles away which meant that for the homeless to get a hot meal they would have to walk 5 miles round trip. So we started a campaign to raise money to open a second location for the Soup Cafe, one where we would be closer to the homeless shelter. Just as we started this project our landlord dropped the bombshell that he was terminating our lease on June 1st. So at the end of May 2015, we closed our doors and Bismarck has been without a soup kitchen since our closure.
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Heavens Helpers Soup Cafe
We opened in March 2009 in the old "Hawk's Pit-Stop, then relocated to our current location on January 8, 2018.
We are in need of volunteers - www.SoupCafe.org/volunteers
If you would like to help with a donation - www.SoupCae.org/donate
Cassy Cowell, is the owner of Ginger Leaf Garden, a small home-based LLC that I started in 2022. She primarily sells jams and jellies at farmers markets and vendor events.Her business is guided by the mission statement, “Rooted in Quality, Growing in Community,” and this year she has made it a personal goal to become more involved in community-focused efforts. With that in mind, she reached out to Heaven’s Helpers to make us jelly for our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that we serve every day. Thank you Cassy!
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Dunn Brothers - They wanted to spend time with their coworkers to pay it forward and serve. Excellent job Dunn Brothers!
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The University of Mary Nursing Student Association made sandwiches for those in our community who are experiencing homelessness. They called on the Heavens, Helpers Soup Cafe to help distribute these sandwiches and our guests loved them! Thank you for your kindness. 
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As recipients of this program - we want to extend our appreciation to the North Dakota Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation!!
North Dakota prison gardens feeding those in need with inmate support
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Gardens at North dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facilities have provided more than 16,000 pounds of fresh produce this year to local organizations that help fight food insecurity.4 CommentsComment on Facebook
At Family thanksgiving, mom wanted to theme up ;“Stories matter” mom said.She told the family to go out to the community and make an impact and make some stories/memories. The “kids” came together and decided to start at the soup cafe. Thanks Anna Koble
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