soup kitchens in omaha?
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Open door mission.  It is by the air port & they are always needing help, Bless you for volunteering!
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The Salvation Army, local social services, a church with a cup on the subway or street corners.... that's all I can think of  Good Luck to you
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Try like a Sam's Club or Cosco - or whatever bulk type store is in New Jersey - and I have found if you tell them about your can food drive alot of times they will donate as well or give you a discount on you bill.  We have a store by us called Marc's which I believe is only on Ohio and Pennsylvania and they have extremely cheap food there and quite a selection, and there is plenty under .33 per can
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We have - Meals on Wheels - which is an organization that distributes food to the sick.\n\nThere are various church groups that distributes food to the homeless.\n\nWe also have the Salvation Army which is a big one\n\nWe have the Kids Help Line. where children can phone and talk to a volunteer about their problems.\n\nThese are only a few.  Hope these help.\n\nWe also have volunteers that work with people in hospitals, nursing homes, libraries, schools, homeless, shelters.
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If you're looking for non-profit assistance, I suggest you call this number: 1-866-348-6479. It's an organization called the National Hunger Hotline. They might be able to help you. Take care.
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I live in Omaha, and I have never heard of such a company.  I just looked it up in the yellow pages and I didn't see anything there.  I would assume that it is long gone.  Maybe there is some history to this company if you can find any other connection to this business.  I was unable to find anything in the books or online.  Sorry
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I work with a local Catholic Charities' in the Refugee Services department and assist many Somali clients. Our agency is constantly needing volunteers and I assume that's the way it is in all non-profits and Catholic Charities. \n\nI did a little research and found a Catholic Charities in Portland, Maine. I encourage you to contact the Volunteer Coordinator. Good luck to you and thank you for your interest!\n\nCatholic Charities Maine Refugee and Immigration Services\n250 Anderson Street, Portland ME 04101\n\nVolunteers and Donation Office: (207) 523-2721 or jbabich@ccmaine.org\n\nPS  Don't let the name fool you. You DO NOT have to be Catholic or convert to receive services or volunteer with Catholic Charities. :)
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There's one in Mesa...\nKorean BBQ 2711 S. Alma School Road. Suite 14 Mesa...offers a full service bar, private karaoke rooms and free wireless internet access. The food sounds good, too. Listed on this page...\nhttp://www.restaurantsinphoenix.com/
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probably the salvation army or goodwill
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The Salvation Army maybe?
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get a job in a chinese soup kitchen
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try one of the restraunts at center one.. i am not aware of more places at that side of the city ..
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try www.hotdogdarts.co.uk from orpington in kent
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almost any "service" club may help ... moose lodge, elks, car clubs, masons, eastern star, knights of columbus, churches, salvation army, red cross
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Try the local 7-Eleven or Circle K.
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salvation army i think
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If you are close, there is an awesome one in Pennsylvania called the Pennsylvania School of Culinary Arts. A friend of mine went there, and he was able to get grants to help him. They will also help you out with financial aid if you need it.