FACES OF IRON GATE
These are our neighbors.
Sometimes they are joyful.
Sometimes they are thoughtful.
And sometimes they are hungry.
These are the Faces of Iron Gate
From long-time Iron Gate guests to those who visit for the first time, we all need help and the support of our community. The plight of the food insecure is a daily struggle but thanks to your support, when they fall, Iron Gate is there.
Iron Gate continues to serve a daily meal, offers self-serve grocery assistance three times a week, and provides snacks for kids. Our mission has never wavered. Your support makes that possible.
We invite you to join us for the gallery opening reception event celebrating this year’s Faces of Iron Gate on Thursday, April 16 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church (501 S. Cincinnati), the home of Iron Gate for more than 40 years. Drinks and hors d’ouvres will be served.
Faces of Iron Gate is a way to humanize the issue of hunger. This year’s edition, captured by Valerie Wei-Haas, showcases how hunger can truly affect anyone. From the father who was in a car accident that caused a domino effect leading to homelessness to the woman who appreciates Iron Gate staff and volunteers for creating a safe space to gather, many of our guests never thought they would have to ask for help. Your support means help is there when it is needed.
Iron Gate’s mission to feed the hungry has never been more important. You are essential to that mission. In the Faces of Iron Gate, there’s warmth, grief, and hope. A hope nurtured by the food you help provide. We hope these stories touch your heart, but we also hope they move you to action. You can ease someone’s burden by giving to Iron Gate today. Thank you for your support.
