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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(opens in a new tab)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/volunteer
If you would like to help with a donation - www.SoupCafe.org/donate
We are giving away whole milk at the Soup Cafe today. Limit of 1 gallon per Family. We’re open till 5 PM. First come first serve. Thank you. Have a blessed day. 
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We have tons of bananas that are at the “use or lose” stage that need to go today. Soon they will just be ready for banana bread. So if you are looking to dehydrate or freeze them for smoothies, stop by the Soup Cafe today before 5 PM.  Anyone is welcome to stop by and get some.
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Today Grady and Anders helped us out with chopping vegetables and other tasks. We appreciate the Life Education Program in the public schools choosing the Soup Cafe to help out. Grady and Anders you did a terrific job.
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We were blessed this week to have Alan and Margaret sign up for a two hour shift.They were visiting North Dakota from Blair, Nebraska, which is 30 minutes northwest of Omaha. They said love everything about the Soup Cafe and were star struck on how kind everyone was to them. Thank you for spending time serving while you were here. Come again.If you have relatives visiting North Dakota and are looking for a great activity to show them North Dakota nice, consider signing up for a shift together.
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