Reports and Financials

Read our 2023 Annual Report

In 2023, Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry (HASK) marked its 41st anniversary of service. It was a year in which the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic presented ongoing challenges for hungry New Yorkers and an opportunity for HASK to step up in new ways.

• Our outdoor hot meal distribution provided 266,652 “Grab and Go” meals every weekday from 10:30am-12:30pm.
• Through our Meal Outreach Program, we prepared 2,516 sandwiches each week for people who were unable to come
  to the Soup Kitchen. In 2023, the program delivered 130,848 breakfast sandwiches and bagged lunches to individuals
  experiencing homelessness who sleep in or around Penn Station as well as asylum seekers who were sent to New York City after applying for asylum at the southern border.
• Our food pantry continues to be the largest meal program at HASK. In 2023, 3,127 unique households made a total of 36,780 visits to the pantry, which distributed over 2.2 million pounds of groceries.

Read our 2022 Impact Report

Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry marked its 40th anniversary in 2022, and it was a year like every other in that we didn’t miss a day of meal service, but it was also a year like no other.

Through these efforts, HASK cooked with over 886,000 pounds of recovered and donated food to serve 2.9 million meals across all meal programs, the most ever in the Soup Kitchen’s history:

• Our weekday outdoor hot meal distribution provided of groceries, providing enough food to prepare 2.9 million meals.
• Our weekday outdoor hot meal distribution provided Grab and Go meals.
• HASK’s Meal Outreach delivered 73,401 sandwiches and bagged lunches to individuals experiencing homelessness.
• 28,000 social service interactions.
• 14,342 hours of volunteer work.

Read our 2020 Annual Report

Since Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen started serving meals to people in need in 1982, we’ve never missed a day of meal service. Through the tragic September 11 terrorist attacks, during the power outage and city-wide havoc caused by Hurricane Sandy, a devastating parish fire in 1990, and countless snowstorms, our neighbors have been able to rely on a hot meal each weekday. And in 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic tore through New York City and shut down much of our neighborhood, we turned to our community of supporters to ensure that track record could remain true.

In our 2020 Annual Report, we’re going to take you through a year full of tribulations and show you the tremendous impact you had during this time. We’ll start in January and February, when we anticipated a normal year of meal service and some incremental expansions of our programming. Then, we’ll take you through, month by month, as everything changed.