Faith-Based Organization
In My Father’s Kitchen, Inc. (IMFK) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation registered with the New York Department of State on September 7, 2011. It was founded by John and Leigh-Ann Tumino, and is a faith-based organization offering non-denominational and non-discriminatory assistance to homeless people through direct street outreach.
Latest News & Events
Latest News & Word on the Street
Bringing Awareness Motivates Action
One of our Missions at IMFK is to bring awareness of the situation of homelessness in our ...
We are your hands extended and what a year it has been
What a year it has been with the opening of our new project Mission 124/7 Life House. We accepted ...
Thank You Corrin Miss USA International For Stepping It Up For The Women We Serve At IMFK
Corrin Stellakis Miss USA International stopped down to IMFK today to drop off care kits for the ...
Radio Interviews Bring Awareness
Other than doing direct street outreach to our friends experiencing homelessness we at IMFK bring ...
Homeless Living Outdoors
As we are approaching the winter we are strongly encouraging our friends living outdoors to make ...
It All Starts With An Awesome Lunch
Today's Menu Grilled Chicken Sandwich smothered in Love. A sandwich like this can do ...
IMFK Life House Update (assisting women out of sex-trafficking)
Welcome Home In May of 1995 Leigh-Ann and I were newly married and moved into our home on the ...
IMFK Doing Whatever It Takes To get Our Friends Indoors
In this Video JD IMFK Care Manager is loving on one of our friends who is waiting to be matched ...
Events
Leigh Ann Speaking at Zonta Regarding Life House
LLeigh Ann is a guest speaking tonight at Zonta (Empowering Women through Service and Advocacy for ...
IMFK 7th Annual Virtual 5k 2020 – May 1st – Aug 30th
To keep the spirit and support alive for IMFK during these difficult times of the COVID-19 ...
Invisible people
IMFK and ArtRage Gallery will partner over the next two months to bring opportunities for the ...
Winter Give Away
IMFK and ArtRage Gallery will partner over the next two months to bring opportunities for the ...
In My Father’s Kitchen
We meet the unique needs of homeless;We provide food to homeless;We provide non-denominational assistance;We provide basic necessitates to homeless;We build relationship with chronically homeless;We provide non- discriminatory assistance;We meet the unique needs of homeless;We provide food to homeless;We provide non-denominational assistance;We provide basic necessitates to homeless;We build relationship with chronically homeless;We provide non- discriminatory assistance;We meet the unique needs of homeless;We provide food to homeless;We provide non-denominational assistance;We provide basic necessitates to homeless;We build relationship with chronically homeless;We provide non- discriminatory assistance;We meet the unique needs of homeless;We provide food to homeless;We provide non-denominational assistance;We provide basic necessitates to homeless;We build relationship with chronically homeless;We provide non- discriminatory assistance;We meet the unique needs of homeless;We provide food to homeless;We provide non-denominational assistance;We provide basic necessitates to homeless;We build relationship with chronically homeless;We provide non- discriminatory assistance;
As John and Leigh-Ann build relationship s with chronically homeless individuals they identify and meet the unique needs of homeless people not yet ready to leave the streets and who refuse to stay in emergency shelters. As a result, IMFK provides food and basic necessitates to homeless individuals where they live on the streets, on a consistent and compassionate basis, until the homeless individual is comfortable accepting help and working with community agencies to secure housing. IMFK has 5 Full-time employees and many volunteers who participate in special events.
Taste & See
IMFK is excited to announce the launch of Taste & See products. These delicious products are now available, and all proceeds go to benefit the work of In My Father’s Kitchen. Our hope is as the community “eats with a purpose” the mission of In My Father’s Kitchen is shared around the dinner table. Together with your support we are building hope and changing lives.
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Street Outreach
In My Father’s Kitchen Street Outreach assists chronically homeless individuals who live on the streets of Syracuse and have a disability that prevents them from adequately caring for themselves. The disabilities of these individuals include substance abuse, mental illness, chronic illness and/or physical disabilities that make them vulnerable to crime, disease, hunger and hopelessness.


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Life House
Life House is a home, and we consider each resident a part of our family. We are committed to helping our residents make lasting changes in their lives by working together with a group of professionals, community agencies, trauma-informed staff, and Human Trafficking Courts. We have prepared for our residents a safe, comfortable, rent-free residential program to work on those changes.
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Hire Ground
Hire Ground is a collaborative partnership with the County of Onondaga and is an IMFK outreach to the unemployed homeless and pan-handlers in the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County. The “Hire Ground” program gives panhandlers and the unemployed homeless in Syracuse and Onondaga County an opportunity for change in their lives by offering work experience through day labor and connections to needed support services.
What Our Benefiters Say
“Solid Performance and Amazing Support! Dramatically maintain clicks-and-mortar solutions without functional solutions.”
“Professionally cultivate one-to-one customer service with robust ideas. Dynamically innovate resource-leveling customer service for state of the art customer service.”
“Quickly maximize timely deliverables for real-time schemas. Dramatically maintain clicks-and-mortar solutions without functional solutions.”
Faith-Based Organization
In My Father’s Kitchen, Inc. (IMFK) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation registered with the New York Department of State on September 7, 2011. It was founded by John and Leigh-Ann Tumino, and is a faith-based organization offering non-denominational and non-discriminatory assistance to homeless people through direct street outreach.