On Thursday, January 26th, The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit celebrated the recent renovation of the kitchen at The Salvation Army Detroit Harbor Light with a ribbon cutting ceremony in its also upgraded cafeteria.

The $1.5 million dollar renovation was designed to accommodate up to 20 volunteers at a time, double the space of the old kitchen. It will produce large quantities of delicious and nutritious meals that will be distributed by the Bed & Bread Club truck.

In addition to supporting the Bed & Bread Club program, The Salvation Army’s Detroit Harbor Light also includes a family emergency shelter and a substance use disorder treatment center.

With the Detroit Harbor Light Community Kitchen renovation, The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit hopes to reach more people in need. Last year, The Salvation Army served more than 2.1 million meals throughout the year – more than 5,800 meals daily.

For more information, visit SAmetrodetroit.org.