As you can see on the Haven for Hope map there are two general and geographic areas at Haven –  

• Prospects Courtyard where folks can get safe overnight & outdoor lodging along with 3 meals a day, showers, and other helpful human resources, and,

• Haven for Hope’s Main Campus where live-in residents make a life plan and commitment to transition and transformation.       

One of Haven for Hope’s Partners, St. Vincent de Paul, will be preparing 3 cold meals everyday in Prospects Courtyard. Another Partner, the San Antonio Food Bank will be preparing 3 hot meals everyday for those living at Haven for Hope. For persons who have been feeding the homeless generously across the years, or if you are just getting started, come join the meal preparation efforts at Haven for Hope by directly contacting:

Rachel Esposito, Volunteer Coordinator at St. Vincent de Paul,
210.220.2451, rgesposito@svdpsa.org

For more information about these significant Partners, go to:
    

Those who have been or are currently preparing meals and feeding folks on the streets that have questions about City ordinances and permits, contact the following with your questions:

Jessica Fernandez, feeding ordinances & City of San Antonio,
210.207.7445, Jessica.fernandez@sanantonio.gov

Stephen Barscewski, feeding/meal prep permits & San Antonio Metropolitan Health District,
210.207.4079, Stephen.barscewski@sanantonio.gov

Feeding the hungry and homeless is a priority at Haven for Hope. However, and even with the best of efforts, not all the feeding needs in San Antonio can or will be met at Haven for Hope. If you wish to help in organizing regional feeding sites, contact this Haven Partner:

Jeanne Goodlin, San Antonio Community of Congregations/Facilitator of Feeding Initiative,
210.733.9159 , sacommchurches@sbcglobal.net