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Free community dinner of spaghetti, meatballs, garlic bread, salad, and dessert.

Offers free meals for individuals in need. 

Provides a daytime hospitality center for those in need. Anyone needing access to a shower, laundry facilities, a hot meal, or clothing can come into the Romero House to get assistance.

Offers a full evening meal that runs from September through May. 

Offers a community meal that is furnished by area restaurants, local churches, organizations and businesses. 

Provides a free meal every Saturday from 4 pm-5 pm.

Provides fresh, home-cooked meals to anyone who struggles with food insecurity. Usually a hot entree, beverage, and baked dessert.

Offers a free community meal once each month. To-go meals are also available.

Free community meal served to the first 200 people. Call the church for location.

Provides a free to-go meal to those in need on Tuesday evening.

**NOTE** Queen of Peace Catholic Parish is no longer providing to-go meals due to construction. To-go meals are being held at the Hope City Church, located at 118 High Street Waterloo, IA, only on Tue 4 pm-5 pm. 

Provides a monthly luncheon for seniors, that meets the second Thu of the month at 12 pm. Luncheon not provided during the months of July, August, and September. Each month there is a different program, either a speaker or entertainment.

**Bring a covered dish to share with the group. Table service, drinks, plates and a meat is provided. 

A free meal is served once a month at the church for anyone in need. Drive up or in-person dining is available.

Provides a community meal during the school year.

Provides 1 hot meal weekly in Coal City. The Morris location is temporarily inactive, but food cards are available for eligible participants through the First Presbyterian Church of Morris. 

Provides a hot meal every 4th Monday to anyone who comes to the church.

Offers an intergenerational platform and a safe place for children, youths, seniors, individuals, and families in the community to come together, connect, share, and learn from each other to remove the stigmas and misconceptions between minority communities. Food is used as a connector to highlight the similarities between our culinary heritage and our journeys in America.