The Hub Urban Ministries
The Hub is on a mission to give everyone in our city access to a restored life.
The Food Fight is The Hub’s annual fundraiser on to raise awareness, raise funds, and fight hunger right here in our city! At The Hub, we meet hundreds of people every week who are facing the reality of food insecurity.
Through The Lovewell Center and Purchased, The Hub provides access to food and the resources that help people take those first steps toward stability and full restoration. In fact, food is often the very first reason someone walks through our doors. And now, we want YOU to join the fight!
Get ready for live music, GREAT FOOD, local chefs, big flavors, and a FOOD FIGHT CHEF SMACKDOWN!!
Our chefs will be serving up delicious dishes, and YOU get to decide who takes home the title of Food Fight Top Chef!
It’s more than just a night of great food. It’s a chance to come together, have some fun, and be a part of making a real difference for our city.
November 12 • 6 PM • The Event Center at the Boardwalk
The Lovewell Center
The Lovewell Center is a membership based resource center that gives members the opportunity to earn the physical resources they need by attending classes and programs designed to help them move out of poverty and homelessness and into a restored life.
Purchased
Purchased: Not for Sale serves women experiencing sexual exploitation and sex trafficking through outreach, a membership based resource center and restorative programming, all designed to provide healing and freedom from exploitation.
Rise Up & Roast
Rise Up and Roast is fueling the future of survivors of human trafficking and people experiencing poverty through dignified employment. Your fresh cup is their fresh start.
Namesake
The Namesake Network is a program that provides a template for reproducing the work of The Hub: urban ministries in other cities through consulting and mentoring.
rescue. relationship. resources. recovery.
Restored life for everyone.
A restored life begins with rescue—helping someone exit unsafe, toxic environments so healing can start. But it doesn't stop there. Restoration requires relationship: with God and with safe, healthy people who help rebuild identity and trust. It also takes resources—access to food, housing, clothing, education, and job opportunities. And finally, it requires recovery—not just from addiction, but from trauma, mental illness, exploitation, and the deep effects of poverty. Restoration means healing the whole person, so they can know who they are and what they're capable of becoming.
Get InvolvedWe’ve got work to do.
There’s a lot of hurt in our city—but there’s also a lot of hope. At The Hub, we believe everyone has a role to play in bringing restoration to our neighbors experiencing homelessness, poverty, and the effects of sex trafficking. Whether you show up to serve a meal, build relationships, or give financially, your involvement makes a real impact. So jump in! Give. Serve. Be part of the story God is writing in our city. We need you.
Story / Herman and The Lovewell
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