Shepherd’s House Seeks Christmas Dinner Donations

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Shepherd’s House Ministries invites the Central Oregon community to unite in the spirit of giving this holiday season. The organization is preparing a warm and festive Christmas Dinner for individuals and families in need, which will be hosted at the Redmond Center Shelter, 1350 S HWY 97, Redmond, on December 20th.

To ensure the success of this cherished annual event, Shepherd’s House Ministries is calling on the community to donate key ingredients for the dinner. Donations of the following items are needed:

– Potatoes

– Asparagus

– Carrots

– Ham

– Roast Beef

– Butter

– Heavy Cream

– Pies

– Packaged Christmas Cookies

– Egg Nog

Donations can be dropped off seven days a week at either of these convenient locations:

– Bend: 1854 NE Division St, Bend, OR

– Redmond: 1350 S HWY 97, Redmond, OR

“We want to provide more than a meal—we want to provide hope and connection this Christmas,” said Curt Floski, Executive Director. “A key part of transforming someone’s life is showing them they are loved and cared for. Your generous donations make that possible.”

Shepherd’s House Ministries has long been a vital resource for individuals in need of support for Central Oregon. The organization offers mobile outreach, shelter services, and long-term recovery programs year-round. The Christmas Dinner is one of the many ways it brings joy and relief to those facing hardships during the holidays.

Community members and businesses interested in contributing can drop off items, volunteer, or offer financial support to ensure everyone has a seat at the table this Christmas.

For more information, contact Shepherd’s House Ministries at (541) 388 2096 or visit shministries.org.

About Shepherd’s House Ministries

Shepherd’s House Ministries serves individuals and families in need throughout Central Oregon, providing food, shelter, and programs designed to transform lives and foster lasting change.

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