Capitol Hill Community Services fulfills its mission — providing a reliable source of nutrition for the homeless that will help them get back on their feet — by serving hot lunches at different locations in central Denver throughout the week.  The meals are based on donated community food and are prepared with the appreciation that this may be someone’s only meal of the day.  In addition to very good and nutritious meals, Capitol Hill Community Services also serves dignity and respect to its clients.  With a greeting table, individual placements and some music, it tries to make the meal something more than a soup kitchen experience.  Its hot lunches offer a temporary refuge from hard life on the streets and an opportunity to experience some kindness.

RMHUC had its volunteer debut at the Trinity Church location (18th and Broadway) in downtown Denver on June 1.  We have a repeat engagement scheduled for September 7.  A dozen or so of us will help to greet clients, serve their hot meals, and clean the dining room afterward.  This is a very direct and rewarding way of serving the community, while meeting and working alongside fellow club members.  If sufficiently broad interest is sustained, we would like to turn this into a regular volunteer event.

Family members over the age of 10 are welcome to accompany you!  If you are signing up for more than yourself, please return to this page and fill out a separate reservation with the name of each person who will be coming.

If you have questions or would like to join an email list for future volunteer events with Capitol Hill Community Services, please contact Christina Gomez at cgomez@hollandhart.com or 303-295-8366.