Meal Train® for Joseph's House

12 Adults Washington , DC Drop-Off: For Breakfast: 8AM , For Lunch: 12PM, For dinner: 4PM (all flexible)

Meal Train® for Joseph's House

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Joseph's House

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Allergies or Restrictions

We currently have no food allergies. However, please ensure all food is labeled with the ingredients, as some have dietary restrictions.

Food For

12 Adults

Drop-Off Time

For Breakfast: 8AM , For Lunch: 12PM, For dinner: 4PM (all flexible)

Special Instructions

Please drop off meals at 1730 Lanier Pl. NW, outside of the door on the porch. Just knock or call the house phone (202-265-7174) to have a staff member receive your drop-off. Thank you!

Meal Drop-Off Location

Washington , DC

Allergy or Dietary Restriction

We currently have no food allergies. However, please ensure all food is labeled with the ingredients, as some have dietary restrictions.

Meal Drop-Off Location

1730 Lanier Place NW
Washington DC 20009
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Preferred Drop-Off Time

For Breakfast: 8AM , For Lunch: 12PM, For dinner: 4PM (all flexible)

People to Cook For

12 Adults

Favorite Meals or Restaurants

Popeye's, Federalist Pig, Nandos, Ledo's Pizza, Yum's, Busboys and Poets, DCity Smokehouse, and Ben's Chili Bowl. Generally speaking, chicken or BBQ are always winners! Residents/community members love pasta/potato/coleslaw salads.

Least Favorite Meals

Leafy green salads (we don't like our greens as much as we should here!)

Special Instructions

Please drop off meals at 1730 Lanier Pl. NW, outside of the door on the porch. Just knock or call the house phone (202-265-7174) to have a staff member receive your drop-off. Thank you!

Meal Instructions

Please ensure that donated prepared meal has not been eaten from, and is safe to eat. Please properly label the food you are dropping off so staff knows what they are providing residents, and include heating instructions! Please keep in mind that we serve a vulnerable population that could be seriously affected if proper food preparation safety measures are not carefully followed. Follow these important steps outlined by the CDC (https://www.cdc.gov/foodsafety/keep-food-safe.html): - Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and warm water before, during, and after preparing food. - Always wash hands after handling uncooked meat, chicken and other poultry, seafood, flour, or eggs. - Wash your utensils, cutting boards, and countertops with hot, soapy water after preparing each food item. - Rinse fresh fruits and vegetables under running water. - Separate raw and ready to eat foods to avoid cross-contamination and food poisoning - Cook food to the right temperature to kill germs. - Chill food promptly (freeze if you must, but we prefer fresh food!)

Meal Train® for Joseph's House