Prophetess Cash implemented programs to serve the homeless, fed hundreds of children during summer break and after school, and worked various outreach in the vulnerable communities of Arkansas and the cities of Summerville, Charleston, and Moncks Corner, S.C.  

 

The continued daily elevation of hunger and food insecurities, especially in rural communities, has moved Prophetess Cash to start a "just soup" kitchen in St. Stephen, South Carolina. Prophetess Cash's strategy is: "A single grain of sand can tip the scale. It is my hope the soup kitchen be the grain that tips the scale towards the alleviation of hunger."

 

The"just soup" kitchen is FREE, no questions asked. We serve the public twice a week: soup, bread, and beverages. For those who cannot get to us, we go out and deliver to our more vulnerable recipients. 

 

Bishop Roderick Sumpter, pastor of White Chaple Holiness Church, has opened his church fellowship hall to support the mission.

 

We are completely staffed by volunteers and rely on donations. Your donation of supplies or time is needed to sustain and expand our efforts to the surrounding rural communities. Help us target hunger and stop it in its tracks.