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Over forty years ago, we started as the Chattanooga Community Kitchen, and fed the hungry each year by the hundreds of thousands. Over that time, we also added other services for the homeless, like shelter and clothing and counseling. Today, we are no longer just a Kitchen. We are a Foundation for hope. We are the CHATT Foundation.
Contact Info:
Located at 727 E. 11th St, Chattanooga, TN 37403
Open 7AM-5PM for every day for services
Phone: 423.756.4222
Email: kitchen@chattfoundation.org
The Kitchen, where it all began...
Come on in and have a seat! We will be here to feed the hungry and help all who come through our doors.
We get to offer these benefits thanks to the kind donations we receive from this caring community. We want each person to feel cared for and enjoy support for as long as it takes for them to rebuild confidence and achieve their goals.
Three meals are served each and every day to homeless and low-income men, women, and youth.
Other Programs:
Case Management Services, Local Shelters, Thrift Store, Medical Clinic, Job Training and Assistance, Stopping Eviction Program, Volunteer Opportunities, Community Resources, Hot Showers, and more.
Learn more at https://chattfoundation.org/.
The Great Commission is for all believers, but sharing one’s faith can be intimidating for many of us.
That’s why we are excited to tell you about the Disciples Making Disciples Collective, a ministry of Silverdale Baptist Church. They exist to serve the church in Chattanooga in training believers to share their faith and make new disciples in the TN Valley and beyond. They long to see a disciple maker on every street and a Bible study in every neighborhood.
Find out more and join an outreach when you visit at https://www.dmdcollective.com.