The responsibility of  Hospitalityis to bring light evening meal as well as something to add to the cereal provided for breakfast. The women get dinner at Angeline's but sometimes they choose not to eat it, and they are often still hungry. 

Remember some of the women have dental issues so foods that are easy to chew are appreciated.  Some ideas:

• Soup or chili(something hot is appreciated especially on cold nights)
• Sandwiches, or meat and cheese trays
• Quesadillas and salsa
• Crackers and cheese
• Hummus and vegetables (softer vegetables work best)
• Casseroles, pizza, baked potato bar
• Cookies, brownies or other light dessert
• Fruit (softer fruit is better like bananas, grapes, berries or oranges instead of apples)
• Hard boiled eggs
• For the morning, please bring something to add to the cereal the shelter provides. 
  • Yogurt
  • Coffee cake or small donuts or muffins
• In addition, please be sure there is 1/2 gallon of milk.  

Timeline
Earlier in the day

• Please check the fridge.Sometimes there are supplies from the previous evening or weekend or from the school milk donation. If you bring more than can fit in the small fridge, it will go to waste.

Deliver the food (by 7:30 pm before guests arrive)

• Put the snacks on the table in the kitchen area on the third floor or in the fridge if needed. 
• Go to the host room and log your name and what you brought
• We ask that you leave a note, so the overnight hosts know all the things to look for - and where they are.

Volunteers are welcome to bring family members during this ministry, but due to limited space and privacy issues we ask that all hospitality volunteers leave the third floor by 9:00 pm.