God's Kitchen

Re-scheduled Dinner will be at First United Methodist Church

Toy donations are set, but donations for food are needed by December 11th

The hunger-relief charity, God’s Kitchen of Michigan, which services the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo area, is making an appeal for cash donations in support of its upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.

On Monday December 17, 2018, a free Christmas Dinner will take place at the Battle Creek Masonic Center at 133 East Michigan Avenue.

Hunger has no face. Someone you live by or work with could be struggling with food insecurity. Let them know they have a place to go this Thanksgiving.

God's Kitchen of Michigan is suspending their Friday night dinner service in Kalamazoo beginning June 29th.

A creative fundraiser for God's Kitchen in Battle Creek means you might be seeing a giant teddy bear at locations around the city.

It's important that we highlight the growing hunger problem in this community and the important work done by groups like Loaves and Fishes for The Dollar Drive Through.

Police officials and local businesses are joining forces for a good cause that’s fulfilling in more ways than one:  it puts barbeque on your plate, and the proceeds go to benefit God’s Kitchen.

Two Battle Creek city commissioners tell The Richard Piet Show homelessness must be eradicated in the city, and there is no concerted effort on the part of the city they know of to conceal it. Commissioner and former mayor Mark Behnke and Commissioner Andy Helmboldt joined Battle Creek Community Development Manager Chris Lussier to discuss various assertions made during Monday's program on WBCK...