it’s just that simple!!
What started as serving hot soup out of a pick-up truck is now a mobile convoy providing essential services, offering the homeless a message of HOPE, and a sense of dignity.
We travel from city to city to provide the homeless with a shower, a meal, a backpack full of essential toiletries, and some clean clothes. Our goal is to favorably impact the lives of our vulnerable population, restore their dignity, and give them hope.
We do this completely through the contributions of our sponsors and donors and the efforts of our volunteers. Without their generosity, we would not have the current fleet of trucks, mobile showers, and buses used in our outreach efforts.
Travis Harris Kelleher lost his battle with drug addiction on September 2, 2016, and died alone in the streets of Bangor ME at the young age of 33. We seek to remind those who are living a life of homelessness that we are here and we care.
our mission
Our mission is to relieve the pain and suffering of the homeless experience by offering victims of homelessness dignity and hope. Support the Soupman’s creed is “to care, clean, clothe, connect, and feed the needs of our homeless.” Our aim is to bring awareness of the plight of the homeless to communities and their leaders, nationwide. When the misfortunes of the homeless are understood, positive and substantial change can be initiated.
City by City. We want to help them all.
WAYS YOU CAN HELP
There are a number of ways you can help. From dropping off a box of donated items to volunteering for our events, we offer several opportunities for anyone to help us help the homeless.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Help us to help the homeless. Your compassion can profoundly impact the life of a fellow human being. From volunteering to becoming a sponsor, we offer limitless ways for anyone to help. CALL 508-510-6680 or click GET INVOLVED button below.
our story
People helping people
Meal by meal. Shower by shower. Bus by bus. City by city. State by state. The Soupman currently helps the homeless from Bangor Maine through Providence RI. We will not stop until we are helping the homeless, nationwide.