 St. Vincent de Paul ended 2018 on a good note by filling our dining room with fresh pizza on December 29. Little Caesars brought their 18-wheeler Love Kitchen to the West Oakland direct service campus to serve enough pizza for 900 people.
Thanks to the pizzas made and donated by the Love Kitchen, we served almost 600 trays to our guests for lunch, with plenty leftover for a pizza night in the shelter. during lunch service. There was a party-like buzz throughout the kitchen and dining room as volunteers, staff and guests shared their glee about pizza day. It goes to show how a simple menu of pizza, salad, fruit and a sweet treat can bring joy and levity to our community. We are grateful to have Little Caesars as a partner and look forward to having the Love Kitchen back in our neighborhood soon!
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6/10/2019 05:59:15 pm
My husband is building a house. He never had any experience living outside his mother's house so I can't help but wonder how he is going to design his own house. Maybe he will never have a working kitchen or a laundry area in mind. He never experienced cooking his own food and washing his own clothes. These things are very hard to be taught to anyone who isn't even willing. It's sad that he expects me to do all these. He does not even want to pay or hire someone to do these chores. I hated his mother for not teaching him anything. Leave a Reply. |
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