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Wednesday Leamington Crew. 🙏🏻🤍

Thanks Sally for thinking of our guests here at the soup Shack and bringing all these cosmetics. Her dear friend Jennifer was kind enough to gift us all these. We appreciate it so very much. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Another 60 pairs of shoes handed out to the less fortunate. Thank you so much for all your support.

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The Soup Shack 🙏🏻🤍

52 more pairs of shoes going and more to come! We are so overwhelmed with all support!
We appreciate you all so very much. 🙏🏻

Great night at the shack with the Leamington Crew! 🙏🏻🤍

We are so grateful to everyone. Truly blessed. 🙏🏻

We picked up 6 boxes full of shoes from east side Canadian tire.

Here’s 59 pairs out of only two of the boxes.

We are so grateful for the donations and continued support from the community.

👟MONTH OF MAY SHOE DROP OFF👟

Good morning everyone. We are extremely excited and so blessed with all the support that we have here at the Soup Shack. We would appreciate your help if you can. Have a blessed and great day. 🙏🏻

Had a surprise visit with two of my fellow workers from Render Construction/Local 6 BAC blessing the Soup Shack guests with Pizza from Sarducci's which they certainly enjoyed !! Thanks brothers for your kindness 🙏

Good morning everyone let's send some prayers to my brother Dave Valequtte as he's going in for surgery to fix his hand this morning 🙏

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Today we are launching our second annual “If the Shoe Fits” campaign. This campaign is in partnership with Canadian Tire and Soup Shack.

We are asking the community to donate new or gently used adult footwear.

Did you know the average person experiencing homelessness walks approximately 20 kilometres per day compared to the average housed individual who walks approximately 3 kilometres per day? Imagine walking that without or with improperly fitting footwear.

All donations will be collected and distributed throughout the campaign through the Soup Shack.

Last year we collected over 200 pairs of shoes with support from Boat House and Blackwell Shoes from Devonshire and Tecumseh mall.

The public can drop off donations at Canadian Tire store locations East, West and South during regular business hours.

For more information please contact Sasha Syed at 519-919-1069 or [email protected]

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Here is our NEW trailer! 🙏🏻

Sometimes all it needs to fix everything is a hug.
To calm all the storms raging inside your mind, to lessen the pain in your chest and to hold the broken pieces together.

All it needs is just a hug.
A hug that has comfort in it, gives you peace and makes you feel safe.

Sometimes that's all we need, a hug. 🙏🏻

This happened to me and my buddy Matthew Turner today as we passed the cop he peeled out with lights on we both looked at each other "dump the dope man"!!!! then laughed, oh yea that was then today we thank God we're clean today! Don't miss those feelings I tell ya🙏

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Happy 50th birthday to our Meilssa!! Thanks for being such a great volunteer and a great person!
We love you dearly!

We also want to thank Windsor Unity Outreach and for all the food. We appreciate it so much. 🙏🏻

Monday Crew at the Shack!

Thank you for the donation of cookies! We are truly blessed. 🙏🏻

Wednesday Night Crew Tonight. 🙏🏻🥰

Have a safe weekend everyone 🙏

The book of Isaiah follows the Jewish people during their exile from Babylon. Times were tough: the city of Jerusalem was destroyed by the Babylonian king, Nebuchadrezzar, and the Jewish people were enslaved for decades. In Isaiah 40, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. The Jewish people are permitted to return to Jerusalem, ending their exile, but a long trek is ahead of them. With this context in mind, I believe Isaiah 40:11 begins to make a lot more sense.

What is the longest walk you have ever been on? How about the longest walk in the summer in the desert? Now imagine that you don't know when you will arrive, what will be there when you arrive, and that each day brings you to a new place that you have possibly never been before. Imagine the fear you would feel, the insecurity you would be wracked with on a daily basis, and the anxiety you would feel towards the unknown you would encounter every single day. There is an answer, however, a guiding hope that will lead you when you are lost. It is the Lord our Shepherd. This imaginary exercise can only paint a very loose picture of what the exiles of Jerusalem were truly feeling. They were enslaved for decades, broken and tortured, split from their families and had their faith decimated. They continued to trust in God, and God never abandoned them.

The rejoicing tone of this verse can be easily felt. Wandering in the desert, tired and lost, the Jews are finally allowed to return home. Their faith wavered, their will was tested, but God fed his flock, gathered and carried them, and gently led those with children. A shepnherd can carry a baby lamb and will see the mother of the baby follow closely, the most intimate and gentle experience that a shepherd can perform.

Tonight we got a visitor from our Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens. Thank you for stopping by and seeing what we do. 🙏🏻

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