Annie’s Community Kitchen |
Hot Meal Program/ Community Dinner
Every Wednesday at 5:15pm
Annie’s Kitchen is a weekly community meal rooted in dignity, relationship, and care.
Hosted at Edmonds Lutheran Church for more than two decades, Annie’s Kitchen began as a simple act of hospitality: neighbors feeding neighbors!! It has now grown into a vital gathering place for people from across Edmonds and the surrounding communities. Every Wednesday, we come together around a shared table for a hot, nourishing meal, conversation, and connection.
What makes Annie’s Kitchen special isn’t JUST the food,
it’s the SPIRIT in which it’s shared.
Our meals are prepared and served by dedicated volunteers who believe everyone deserves to be met with respect, kindness, and warmth. Guests are welcomed without conditions or questions. Whether someone is facing food insecurity, navigating transition, seeking community, or simply looking for a place to belong, Annie’s Kitchen offers a space where all are received with dignity.
Beyond the meal itself, Annie’s Kitchen reflects a broader commitment to community care. Through partnerships, listening, and ongoing learning, we continue to re-imagine what it means to respond faithfully to the needs around us.
Annie’s Kitchen is an expression of Edmonds Lutheran Church’s belief that care is sacred, hospitality is holy, and community is built one relationship at a time.
All are welcome at the table.
Community-Led & Volunteer-Run | 25 Years of Service
Annie’s Kitchen is made possible by dedicated volunteers who show up week after week to prepare, serve, and share meals with care and compassion.
Rooted in Dignity | More than Just a Meal
Every person who walks through the doors of Annie’s Kitchen is met with respect, kindness, and care. We believe dignity is not something to be earned… it is something to be honored.
Built on Relationship | All are Welcome
Annie’s Kitchen isn’t just about nourishment.. it’s about knowing names, sharing stories, and creating a space where people are seen. Over time, a meal becomes a relationship, and a gathering becomes community.
