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4worldlovers: Our goal is to provide 200 meals per day which includes breakfast and lunch. That translates to 1000 meals per week: Monday – Friday

The mission of The Burnidge Soup Kitchen is to feed the least, lost and last in our community by providing them with healthy and nutritious meals and the undiluted word of God that will help improve their quality of life physically and spiritually.

The Burnidge Soup Kitchen is very intentional about providing meals for the least, last and lost in our community and this is the driving force that is inspired and extended from the Victory Community Church’s Cliché…WHERE EVERYONE IS CALLED TO SERVE.

4worldlovers:
We will be OPEN at our Sun City location from 9AM to 1PM, Monday through Friday, until further notice. Every health and safety protocol possible will be observed to keep our clients and volunteers safe. But the needs of our community — and surrounding communities — will be met to the best of our ability to serve.

There is suffering and hunger stalking our neighbors. We are committed to doing everything possible to help.


Valley View Community Food Bank (VVCFB), headquartered at 10771 West Peoria Avenue in Sun City, is mobilizing to answer as many requests for help as possible. Jesse Ramirez, founder and president of the non-profit organization, says that in one day he received more than 160 calls on his emergency phone from people desperate for assistance. The food bank is seeing as many as 500 clients per day, many of them who have never asked for help before. Food counselors and other agencies are also turning to VVCFB for help.

With the sudden cancellation of school, and the shuttering of many businesses for an unknown length of time, many people are scrambling to provide basic survival necessities for children, grandchildren, and themselves.

Jesse Ramirez states, “We are in need of more donations, especially food, personal hygiene items, and cleaning and sanitation supplies.”

He explains that the cost of staple food items such as rice and beans – if these items can even be acquired right now – have doubled and tripled. So monetary donations to facilitate the purchase of needed resources is extremely helpful. Particularly sought after are such essentials as items to make soup, canned tomatoes, and fresh produce. Grocers are not supplying produce because of the increased volume of buying being experienced now in retail establishments.