TEL AVIV SOUP KITCHEN

A meal. A welcome. A place to sit.

Twice a week, our team opens the Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen for a freshly prepared meal and a place to sit together.

BEFORE THE DOORS OPEN

Preparing the table.

Elias and Antoinette buy groceries and arrive early with volunteers. Together they cook, set the tables, and prepare coffee, tea, and drinking water before guests arrive.

Volunteers can help with cooking, setting up the dining area, cleaning, and spending time with guests. Ask the team about getting involved →

FOOD / WELCOME / RELATIONSHIP

Around the table.

People facing homelessness, addiction, prostitution, and other difficult circumstances are welcome to sit down and eat. The team listens, prays when prayer is welcomed, and shares the hope of the Gospel. A meal is offered without requiring anyone to share our faith.

Guests can receive food and care without being photographed. Any filming or documentation requires appropriate authorization.

Volunteers and guests gathered around the serving counter at the Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen
Volunteers at the Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen
Elias and Antoinette Maron in the Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen

WHEN MORE HELP IS WANTED

Practical help, when possible.

Further support depends on what a person needs and what resources are available. The team may help with clothing or hygiene supplies, arrange medical assistance or a referral, or connect someone who wants rehabilitation with an appropriate centre. These options cannot be promised at every gathering.

Help keep the table open.

Pray, ask about volunteering, or support KBN Israel’s ongoing work.