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We are looking for volunteers to help our cause. If you have some time to help out, please contact Maureen.

 

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Donate by scanning the QR Code, or by clicking on the "Donate Now" Button. Either way, you will be helping someone who needs your help. 

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WE ARE SERVING AT 409 E. MAIN STREET, WAUKESHA

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We are serving hot, home style meals at 4 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays in Waukesha.  Our distribution site is located at 409 E. Main Street, Waukesha. 
 
All are welcome.

 

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Who We Are

The Stone Soup Project was born from a lifelong determination to defeat hunger, combined with a true love of cooking for people.


What We Do
We provide hot, nutritious meals to individuals and families who are hungry
 

How you can help:
*Volunteer
*Raise money
*Share our story (Follow Us On
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We rely exclusively on grants and donations.

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If you are in need, or if you know someone in need, please contact us immediately. You may e-mail us at

 

Mail@TheStoneSoupProject.org

 

Call or Text us:

(262) 696-9085

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The Legend of the Stone Soup Project

 

There is a legend that tells of a woman who visits a village suffering from plague and famine, whose residents are fearful and distrustful and who hoard their meager supplies, not able or willing to pool together.

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The newcomer sets up a soup pot filled with water and only a single stone in the village square and begins cooking the "soup", commenting on how delicious it smells, and attracting the interest of people in the square.

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Eventually, one villager comes forward with a cabbage, and then another with some carrots; the town butcher finds a few scraps of beef to pitch in, more folks arrive with contributions, and soon there is a large pot of delicious soup for all the people to enjoy.

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The lesson, of course, is that when we all give a little, a lot can be accomplished.

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That story is the basis of the Stone Soup Project.

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