B.C. Enquirer: Kitchen serves 40,000th meal
In just 14 months, Battle Creek’s first evening soup kitchen has served 40,058 hungry people. Recently, the kitchen marked the occasion of serving dinner guest number 40,000. The big moment came when John Cram, a homeless man, walked through the door. He was greeted and presented with a $25 Meijer gift card.
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