Shepherd's Table Mission:
To provide help to people who are homeless or in need by providing basic services, including meals, social services, medical support, clothing, and other assistance in an effective and compassionate manner.
All are welcome here.
What We Do
Daily Meal Service
Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the week, brunch and dinner on the weekends and holidays
Resource Center
Information/referrals, mailing address, telephone, prescription assistance, and more
Clothes Closet
Clean, seasonally appropriate clothing available once a week
Eye Clinic
Receive a free eye exam, prescription glasses and referrals to specialists
The Need:
Located in downtown Silver Spring, Shepherd’s Table serves individuals from all walks of life, experiencing a unique set of challenges, from homelessness, unemployment, mental health challenges, substance abuse, physical disabilities, and more.
Shepherd’s Table is at the beginning of the Continuum of Care, offering basic human services and providing a strong safety net for people experiencing homelessness. Along with partner agencies in the County, Shepherd’s Table is working towards preventing and ending homelessness for all residents.
How Can I Get Involved?
- Volunteer your time
- Make a donation to support our mission
- Donate items from our Wish List
- Join our mailing list
- Attend and sponsor events
Interested in learning more? Come visit Shepherd’s Table, or contact us with questions!
Our First Garden Day At Shepherd’s Table
On Sunday, March 8th, Shepherd’s Table held our very first Garden Day to expand our urban garden. The garden was originally a small project started by our chef, Christina Moore, with hopes to reconstruct and transform the unused space behind our building into something more useful. According to Christina, having a small garden would provide
From Garden to Table
From Garden to Table: SPRING EVENT POSTPONED. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Shepherd’s Table has decided to postpone our spring event “From Garden to Table” on May 2nd. As an organization, we want to make the best decisions to preserve the health of our staff, clients, donors, sponsors, and volunteers. After much discussion, guidance
September 2019 Newsletter
Take a look at our newsletter from September 2019, and read about Manuel Hidalgo’s introduction to ST, learn about planned giving, the upcoming fall event, and read a reflection by Linda Mahler on her volunteer service.
