A Meal. A Home. A Future.

Is it possible to serve over 380,000 meals a year while treating every single person with the dignity of a guest?

On this episode of Voice of Generosity, we are joined by Steve Cook of Blanchet House & Farm to explore the heart of Old Town Portland's most vital lifeline. In this deeply moving conversation, Steve reflects on the overwhelming spirit of giving modeled by his father and how that legacy guides him today.

Steve opens up about his own profound journey through homelessness - an experience that didn't just change his life, but shaped the very way he connects with and honors the dignity of every person walking through Blanchet's doors. From the expansion of their sober living programs to the beautiful sanctuary of the newly opened Bethanie's Room woman's shelter, Steve and the rest of the open-hearted individuals working/volunteering for the programs know that while a meal is a necessity, compassion can be a cure.

Tune in for a story about heritage, the power of perspective, and the heartbeat of a community that refuses to look away.

To support Blanchet House & Farm's mission or to contribute to the ongoing needs of Bethanie's Room, please visit their website @ blanchethouse.org or follow them @ blanchethouse on socials.

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