Events

In My Father’s Kitchen/Housecalls Fundraiser Thursday | April 11th | 5:30-7;30 PM (EDT) The Palace Theatre 2384 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206 For the past 6 years In My Father’s Kitchen (IMFK) and Housecalls for the Homeless (Housecalls) have been collaborating to provide medical treatment, food, and material necessities to people experiencing homelessness throughout Onondaga County. The need for our services continues to grow every year. IMFK and Housecalls will be holding our first combined fundraiser! At this event, our guests will enjoy appetizers provided by Christiano’s check link below https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094721662097&mibextid=ZbWKwL tour our new outreach van, and hear about the positive impact our programs are having in our local community. All funds raised will be divided evenly between the two organizations and will be used to help HouseCalls expand its dental program and IMFK provide care for homeless women who have been involved with sex trafficking. We hope that you will join our effort and support this worthy event. We have five levels of sponsorship opportunities. To purchase tickets or become a sponsor follow the link below https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/dHkG1Q?utm_medium=qr&utm_source=qr&vid=1389k5

LLeigh Ann is a guest speaking tonight at Zonta (Empowering Women through Service and Advocacy for over 100 Years) Club of Syracuse. She will be sharing about our New Program Life House. To learn more about Life House click on the services tab on the website

To keep the spirit and support alive for IMFK during these difficult times of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have decided to host a Virtual 5k donation this year. Participants can register and then complete their 5k walk or run at home on a treadmill, or outside following safe social distancing guidelines anytime between May 1st – June 20th. Post your time and a photo to the Newsfeed. All entries will be added to our online leaderboard. You can register on our webpage at www.inmyfatherskitchen.org.

IMFK and ArtRage Gallery will partner over the next two months to bring opportunities for the community to ask questions and receive insight and understanding homelessness. Open free to the public are two question and answer panels.

IMFK and ArtRage Gallery will partner over the next two months to bring opportunities for the community to ask questions and receive insight and understanding homelessness. Open free to the public are two question and answer panels.