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Every gift you grant us helps us to fulfill our mission to feed Paducah’s hungry. The need in our community for services such as these is challenging. We need your help and covet your prayers most especially. We are not a "soup line" or a "clothing bank". The most important thing we have to share is the undying love of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We extend our hands not simply to meet a need, but in obedience to Him.
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WHAT YOUR CONTRIBUTION CAN DO
Your contributions are important. We are able to provide a good meal at the cost of $4.50 each. Below is what your contribution would mean: • $45 will feed and serve 10 individuals today • $270 feeds and serves an individual for 3 months • $720 feeds and serves an individual for 6 months • $1,000 feeds and serves an individual for an entire year • $5,000 will feed and serve an entire family for a year • $10,000 will feed and serve a table of 8 for one year |
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BAPTIST HEALTH PADUCAHMickey Brown and Dona Rains of Baptist Health Paducah donated $2,000 to this year’s Feed the Need campaign.
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CARSON MYRE FOUNDATIONClay Howerton of the Carson Myre Foundation presented the Community Kitchen with money to help fund on-going services.
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RAY & KAY ECKSTEIN TRUSTSue Homra presents Executive Director Sally Michelson with a donation from the Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust
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BIKE WORLDBikeworld owners Hutch Smith and Martha Emmons have been so kind to the Community Kitchen for many years. They have graciously helped us with our bicycle ministry and offer ongoing support throughout the year. Please help us thank these folks by supporting their local business.
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US BANK PADUCAHA big thanks to US Bank for their generous donation of $5,000 to the Community Kitchen. Featured here are Ashley Johnson, Sally Michelson, Louis Michelson and Scott Powell.
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