The Patch
The Next 50: Park Slope’s CHiPS Not Done Growing After 5 Decades Read full article here.
The New York Times
How Covid Changed the Clergy in New York Read full article here.
Michael James Freedman Artwork
The Faces of CHiPs – What if God lived in Gowanus? Read full article here.
The force of help: Melissa Newkirk
Promoting food security across the globe, from Upstate New York to West Africa, Melissa Newkirk landed in the heart of Brooklyn last year as the Assistant Director of Food Services …
At your Food Service: Pauline Auguste
This month marks the one year anniversary of Pauline Auguste working as a Food Services Director at CHiPS, but it feels like she’s been running it forever. From serving over …
Our volunteers: AvalonBay Communities
Is there a way to boost your employees’ productivity and overall satisfaction from a job while giving back to the community? Yes, and yes. Our friends from AvalonBay Communities share …
Meet the chef: Matthew Caban
Compiling daily menus for our guest, making delicious meals, and managing a team of volunteers, CHiPS chef Matthew Caban runs his kitchen thoroughly and effectively. Providing over 300 hot meals …
Warmth & Heart
“The food here is really good and I know I can get the help I need.”   —Guest Noel As we begin the countdown to Thanksgiving and officially launch into the …
Welcome: Melissa Newkirk
Dear CHiPS Volunteers, This past April, CHiPS welcomed me, Melissa, as the new Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator. I’m so happy to be part of the team and to launch the …
Volunteer Spotlight: Cal Mullan
“This experience made me want to get more involved, find more ways to give back and helped further this transition in myself to really reflect on what I care about …