Feeding our hungry neighbors
Saint Mother Marianne Cope grew up in West Utica and went on
to devote the last 30 years of her life to the lepers of Hawaii's Molokai.
Now her name embraces hospitality to those in need in her home town, with
a soup kitchen at St. Joseph-St. Patrick Parish Center at 702 Columbia Street, Utica, NY.
Mother Marianne's West Side Kitchen serves hot lunches from 11:30 to 12:30
Monday through Friday, and a bag lunch on Saturday and Sunday.
Latest News
August Meals Total 3,695; Director Position Open
The number of people coming to the soup kitchen is inching upward after a downturn when the COVID-19 pandemic hit… Read More
From Math Teacher to Interim Director
Mike Pilat retired from teaching math in July 2019, and a month later he was volunteering at Mother Marianne’s West… Read More
Over 800 Pounds of Food Donated
Nothing Bundt Cakes in New Hartford delivered more than 800 pounds of food to Mother Marianne’s West Side Kitchen –… Read More
Bedding, Towels for Those in Need
The Boutique at Mother Marianne's West Side Kitchen is looking to provide bedding and towels for individuals and families in… Read More
Bakery Hosts Food Drive Sept. 4-5 to Benefit Soup Kitchen, Vets Pantry
Nothing Bundt Cakes in Consumer Square in New Hartford is hosting a two-day Food Drive on Friday and Saturday, Sept.… Read More
Girl Donates Rosaries and More
[caption id="attachment_3301" align="alignright" width="400"] Emilie Fancett[/caption] Emilie Fancett, a 13-year-old Sauquoit girl who collects and gives away rosaries, decided to… Read More