Project Chicken Soup

Project Chicken Soup
3975 Landmark St
Culver City, California 90232
(310) 836-5402
info@projectchickensoup.org

Welcome to Project Chicken Soup!
Project Chicken Soup is a non-profit organization that prepares and delivers free, nutritious, kosher meals to people in the greater Los Angeles area living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other serious illnesses. These services are provided with love and compassion to all persons regardless of faith or religious belief.

Project Chicken Soup provides nutritious food and comfort to make a difference in the lives of people in need, serving them with dignity and respect in a nurturing environment. We do this out of an abiding sense of love and justice, seeking to heal the world through service to humankind by providing nourishment and empowerment to those we serve.

Thank you for your support!

Team PCS (#1312) successfully completed
the 2012 AIDS Walk LA on October 14th!

Project Chicken Soup has been a member of AIDS Project Los Angeles’ Community Coalition Initiative (CCI) for the past four years and through participation, PCS is an AIDS Walk beneficiary organization.

Thank you to everyone who supported our team this year, by walking or sponsoring a team member! Team PCS raised a total of $10,933 and as one of the top 20 CCI fundraising teams, we were awarded an additional $5,000 grant from AIDS Healthcare Foundation, one of this year's AIDS Walk LA sponsors. The total raised was $15,933 in critically needed funds to support our program!

Thank you for your support!

............................ ...Watch Our Video!
Watch our video featuring Mollie Pier, one of our founding members and most dedicated volunteers!
Click on the links below for recent media coverage on PCS and Mollie Pier
1. POZ article on Mollie Pier (page 40) http://issuu.com/smartandstrong/docs/poz_hiv_aids_0179/1
2. AIDS Walk Guide (page 12): http://issuu.com/aidswalkla/docs/awla_11_program_guide
3. Jewish Journal: http://www.jewishjournal.com/the_mensch_list/article
4. L.A. Times: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-aids-walk-20111016,0,4921940.story

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