Champion Hargreaves Chevrolet is proud to participate in the Truckloads of Hope donation drive as a drop-off location. We are collecting non-perishable food items to help drive away hunger. Collected items will be delivered to over 20 local community food pantries, including the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, so your donation will go straight to a neighbor in need.
While we appreciate any non-perishable food donation, the items on the below wish list are in higher demand. We also ask that the items you donate are not expired.
While we appreciate any non-perishable food donation, the items on the below wish list are in higher demand. We also ask that the items you donate are not expired.
Founded in 1929, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen serves Metro Detroit by providing food, clothing, and human development programs to the people of our community. Through its programs, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen addresses the needs of thousands of families and individuals each day.

Capuchin Soup Kitchen programs include:
Click on the location that works best for you for directions to drop off your donations. Howell: Champion Chevrolet of Howell | Royal Oak: Champion Hargreaves Chevrolet | Fowlerville: Champion Chevrolet of Fowlerville | Brighton: Champion Buick GMC of Brighton , Champion Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram of Brighton
Founded in 1929, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen serves Metro Detroit by providing food, clothing, and human development programs to the people of our community. In addition to preparing and serving up to 2,000 meals a day, it operates a shower program, emergency food pantry, and a tutoring and art therapy program for children. It also distributes household items and clothing. Its Earthworks Urban Farm harvests six tons of produce from a two and a half acre organic farm, and educates the community in regards to sustainable relationships between human beings and the earth. The Soup Kitchen’s On the Rise Bakery assists individuals “re-entering” society after bouts of incarceration or substance abuse. In addition, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen’s Jefferson House–a twelve bed residential treatment facility–assists indigent males seeking to reclaim their lives from addiction.