For over 30 years, Youth Villages has made an impact on the lives of Mid-South children and families, and this year will be no different. We know of a great way to support them in doing this, AND you get to eat some tasty food as a reward. Soup Sunday, happening on February 27th & 28th, will have you eating good for a greater cause.
***UPDATE: The full list of items (think gumbo, prime rib and potato soup, enchilada soup, and even pie) and participating restaurants can be found here!
Since the first event at Captain Bilbo’s in 1990, Youth Villages has raised almost a million dollars and is continually growing. With your help, they can continue to change the lives of many.
The pandemic has forced a few change ups from how Soup Sunday is regularly run, but we’re not mad at it.
This year, participants can do in-person, in-restaurant dining (following health department protocols, of course) OR Youth Villages will bring Soup Sunday straight to you! If you plan on dining in, restaurants are donating all or a portion of the proceeds from purchase of specific menu items during Soup Sunday Weekend. If you want to keep it close to home, they’ve got delicious packages from 5 local restaurants that you can purchase to be delivered and shared with just your family or family, friend, and more.
There will be a limited quantity of packages available from each restaurant. Please confirm the date(s) available for your chosen restaurant in their Package Details before completing your purchase. All the proceeds will go towards continuing to help the kids and families of Youth Villages live successfully!
PARTICIPATING DINE IN RESTAURANTS:
- Char
- Silky O’ Sullivan’s
- Riko’s Kickin’ Chicken
- Rizzo’s
- Louie’s
- Amerigo
- Vanelli’s Deli
- Eric’s
- Crave Sweets
- Nothing Bundt Cakes
- El Mero Taco
- Kooky Canuck
- Say Cheese
- Swanky’s Taco Shop
- Cheffies Café
- Margie’s 901
- Blues City Cafe
- Crave Coffee Bar & Bistro
- Patrick’s
- Sweet Grass
RESTAURANTS PROVIDING MEAL PACKAGES:
All packages can be purchased at soupsunday.org.
If you already have plans that weekend, consider making a donation here.
About Youth Villages
Youth Villages is a national leader in children’s mental and behavioral health committed to building strong families, delivering effective services and significantly improving outcomes for child welfare systems across the country. Founded in 1986, the organization’s 3,000-plus employees help more than 30,000 children annually in 20 states across the U.S. The organization has been recognized by the Harvard Business School and U.S. News & World Report and was identified by The White House as one of the nation’s most promising results-oriented nonprofit organizations. Learn more at www.youthvillages.org.
