Meal Train® for St Paul Shelter location

25 Adults Vancouver, Washington Drop-Off: 6:00 pm and for lunch on weekends between 11 and 12noon.

Meal Train® for St Paul Shelter location

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St Paul Shelter location

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Laurene G Meals Coordinator of Outsiders Inn

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Allergies or Restrictions

We are grateful for all items created with love. We try to have on-hand simple basic options available for those times where an unknown need or restriction happens so no one will go hungry.

Food For

25 Adults

Drop-Off Time

6:00 pm and for lunch on weekends between 11 and 12noon.

Special Instructions

Delivery Instructions for Each Location: The St Paul shelter 25 meals delivery is in the alleyway on the 14th St. / South-East side of the building. When you arrive park in the pastor's parking space. There is a door bell at the double doors, if no one is there to greet you, ring bell and/or call Kitchen # 360-728-5758. We'll come out with a cart to take in the meal. For coordinating, planning or pick up of meals or food donations, please call or text - 360-989-4410 (Laurene) or 360-830-6647 (Adam).

Meal Drop-Off Location

Vancouver, Washington

Allergy or Dietary Restriction

We are grateful for all items created with love. We try to have on-hand simple basic options available for those times where an unknown need or restriction happens so no one will go hungry.

Meal Drop-Off Location

1309 Franklin St for St Pauls
Double Doors is 14th St. side of the building in the alleyway where it says "pastor's parking"
Vancouver Washington
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Preferred Drop-Off Time

6:00 pm and for lunch on weekends between 11 and 12noon.

People to Cook For

25 Adults

Favorite Meals or Restaurants

The St Paul shelter serves a group of 27 - 30 men every night so we appreciate large quantities of healthy meals - BUT WE HAVE NO STOVE OR OVEN (only 2 microwaves and a sink) so meals must be cooked in a food-safe kitchen and brought to us warm and ready to serve. Crock pot, casseroles, soups, etc are excellent options. It is nice to have a vegetable side dish or option for those who might not eat meat or are diabetic. We also appreciate donations of staple food items such as sugar, coffee, creamer, milk, cereal, bread, canned food, snacks as we create to-go lunches for those guests who need/ask for them. Other items always needed are paper towels, napkins, toilet paper, zip lock bags for sandwiches and quart and gallon sizes for leftovers or other items needing waterproofing to go. Trash bags 13 gal size or larger are also always in use, too.