“You can get food and clothing anywhere. It was your kindness that mattered.”

— Chuck, Friend of Stewpot

  • 65,018 meals were served in the Community Kitchen.


  • Each month, an average of 708 men, women, and children (representing 342 households) shopped for groceries in Stewpot’s Food Pantry.

  • Through Stewpot’s Meals on Wheels Program, 32 elderly, ill, and disabled adults received a freshly prepared meal every weekday.

  • 506 food baskets were distributed at Thanksgiving, ensuring that families facing food insecurity could gather at their own tables over the holiday.

  • COMMUNITY KITCHEN

    65,018 meals were served in the Community Kitchen.

  • FOOD PANTRY

    SALES MANAGER

    Focused, approachable, and driven by results, our sales manager is all about building strong relationships. They help connect people to the right solutions—with clarity and care.

  • Eleanor Parks

    MARKETING DIRECTOR

    Creative and strategic in equal measure, our marketing director brings fresh ideas to every campaign. They turn insights into action and help our message resonate with the right audience.

  • Karl Holland

    CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER

    Friendly, attentive, and always ready to help, our customer service manager ensures every interaction is a positive one. They keep communication clear, timely, and human.

Stewpot’s Impact in 2025

65,018 meals were served in the Community Kitchen.

145 women and children sought emergency shelter at Matt’s House. The average length of stay was 28 days.

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On average, 662 individuals (representing 316 households) received groceries from the Food Pantry each month.

Outreach Workers provided assistance to 126 unhoused individuals and 35 unhoused families, connecting them to resources such as emergency shelter, housing assistance, and case management.

38 children and 34 teens received after-school homework assistance. 22 middle school and high school students participated in individual or group therapy.

1,356 Holiday Food Baskets were distributed to families in need, ensuring they had a warm holiday meal.

528 men received emergency shelter at the Billy Brumfield Men’s Shelter and 42 men were enrolled in Brumfield’s Transitional Program.

An average of 350 men and women frequented the Clothing Closet each month, totaling 4,205 visits to receive clothing.

An average of 238 individuals visited the Opportunity Center each month. 1,220 loads of laundry were completed and 2,791 showers were taken.

43 individuals received temporary emergency shelter and 39 individuals secured permanent housing through Stewpot’s Housing Assistance Program.

40 families with children received temporary emergency shelter and 26 families with children secured permanent housing through the Bezos Day 1 Family Fund.

19 volunteer attorneys gave legal counsel to 70 individuals who visited Stewpot’s Legal Clinic.