The Midland Homeless Coalition, in partnership with Breaking Bread Kitchen, will host the Warm Hearts Project during National Homelessness and Hunger Week on November 21. The event will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 pm at Breaking Bread Kitchen, 410 E Florida Ave. The initiative is to provide winter clothing, meals, and support to Midland’s homeless population and families that face financial hardship.
“Everyone deserves warmth and comfort, regardless of their circumstances,” said Shirley Almanza, Executive Director of Breaking Bread Kitchen and Committee Chair of the Midland Homeless Coalition. “The Warm Hearts Project is our way of showing compassion and ensuring no one in our community is left vulnerable during the harsh winter months.”
The Warm Hearts Project brings together community members and local agencies to address the needs of vulnerable neighbors during the cold winter months. Donations and resources focus on providing relief and dignity for individuals in need.
Resources Being Donated:
For those living outside or rough sleepers:
- Heavy coats
- Sleeping bags rated for 0 degrees
- Nutritious meals
- Hand warmers
- Blankets
- Coats
- Socks and gloves
- Blankets
- Coats
- Thanksgiving meal boxes
The Midland Homeless Coalition encourages the community to contribute by donating winter clothing, blankets, and meal box items. Financial contributions are also welcomed, and volunteers are invited to assist with distribution and outreach efforts.
Midland Times will provide live coverage of the event with pictures and interviews.
For more information or to donate, visit Breaking Bread Kitchen or contact Shirley Almanza at 432-557-3963 or Shirley@breakingbreadkitchen.org.
The Midland Homeless Coalition collaborates with local organizations to address homelessness through resource provision and community connections.
Breaking Bread Kitchen serves the Midland community by offering meals and support to individuals experiencing food insecurity, working alongside local initiatives to create a healthier, more connected community.
Numerous volunteers helping to prepare the evening meal for guests of Breaking Bread - Facebook