
For one afternoon each November, St. Monica sets a table for everyone. For many of our guests it may be the only holiday meal they sit down to this year, and they leave with new clothes for the winter ahead.
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We buy fresh food and new clothing for the Feast. Here’s what a gift provides.
A gift to the Feast, used where it’s needed most.
Pick exactly what you’d like to provide, from stuffing to sleeping bags.
Choose ItemsDrop it at the Parish Office or send it by mail.
Collect any of the items below and bring them to church; any amount is welcome.
Start your own clothing drive with family, friends or coworkers!The items we’re collecting, and our guests need most:
Hundreds of volunteers make the day happen, from the kitchen to the Boutique to the delivery routes. Volunteer sign-ups open Friday, Oct. 30; watch the Weekly Witness and parish announcements for the link.
And please keep our guests in your prayers.
A warm Thanksgiving meal is served outdoors at tables. Afterward, choose new clothing, thermals, sleeping bags and toiletries in our Boutique, and meet with housing, medical and other assistance services.
The line begins at 11:30 a.m. at the church gates on Washington Avenue and extends toward 7th Street. No tickets are given out ahead of time.
Bags and pets are kept at Baggage Claim and returned when you leave. Restrooms and bottled water are available.
Meals are delivered Wednesday, Nov. 25, between 1 and 4 p.m. To reserve, call (310) 566-1543 or email with:
We’ll let you know your delivery window on Tuesday, Nov. 24; please be home to receive your meal. Routes aren’t based on distance from St. Monica, and we can’t make same-day changes or menu substitutions.
To our guests, donors, partners, volunteers, parish staff and clergy, and our pastor, Msgr. Lloyd Torgerson, thank you. Among last year’s partners:
Give, serve or pray. Every part of the Feast is someone in this parish saying yes.