FEEDING THE HUNGRY AND SHELTERING THE HOMELESS

The Dorothy Day Hospital House has been feeding the hungry and sheltering the homeless in the Danbury, Connecticut area since 1982.  Located on Spring Street, the organization prepares breakfast each morning (Morning Glory Program) and hot meals in the late afternoon to sometimes over 100 people using food that has been donated from local groups.  Guests may take sandwich bags with them when they leave.  Dorothy Day is also used as a shelter from the cold during winter months. 
 

Dorothy Day Food Volunteers Needed
 

The Dorothy Day mission to feed the homeless and under-served has expanded to include residents in Pacific House, a managed homeless shelter in Danbury. We are seeking additional volunteers to prepare trays of food and salads from your home once a month. St. Mary volunteers serve on the third Sunday of each month. If you are interested in volunteering or want to know more, please email Monica Taddonio at 
monica.taddonio@gmail.com. Thank you! 

 

OUR MISSION

We are a community of people


Dorothy Day Hospitality House

Who care about our brothers and sisters
Providing love, food and rest.

Food in the form of a kitchen,
Rest in the form of a shelter, and
Love in the way we conduct ourselves.

 

We accomplish this by living God's word
Relying on our prayerful faith
To provide donations to fit our needs.

In the event that our bounty is so great,
We believe in sharing with other needy groups.

Please pray with us, that one day we will open our doors,
And no one will need our services