Provide a Meal
A home-cooked meal can mean more than you realize.
A home-cooked meal can mean more than you realize.
Book a Meal Date
Select a House calendar.
Before You Arrive
What to know before your visit.
Meal Times
Serving hours.
Contact Our Team
We’re here to help you plan.
After a long day at the hospital, families often return exhausted and overwhelmed. Providing a meal offers more than nourishment—it provides comfort, connection, and one less thing for families to worry about.
Whether you’re cooking with a group, sponsoring a meal, or supporting our Meals of Love program, you can help make a difficult day a little easier.
Meal Train is our online scheduling calendar. Choose your location, create a free Meal Train account, and select an available date.
3540 Washington Avenue
Evansville, Indiana
812-402-7642 x200
Average 15–20 guests per meal
4133 Gateway Boulevard, Suite 250
Newburgh, Indiana
812-402-7642 x100
Average 28–30 guests per meal
View available dates and sign up on Meal Train.
Meal groups should not exceed 8–10 people max. Choose dishes your group can comfortably prepare and serve together.
Both kitchens have pots, pans, baking sheets, and utensils. Our pantries carry basic staples (flour, sugar, seasonings, dressings), but please bring all main ingredients.
Occupancy changes daily. Please call a day or two in advance to confirm current House guest counts.
Add your menu when signing up on Meal Train or at least one week before your meal to prevent duplicate dishes.
8 a.m.
Noon
6 p.m.
Our families’ medical needs dictate their schedules, so they may or may not be present when your meal is served. Rest assured, the ability to warm up a home-cooked meal provides immense comfort even if you aren’t here to see it.
Families may be at the hospital when your meal is served, as their children’s medical needs determine their schedules. A home-cooked meal they can warm up later provides just as much comfort—even if you aren’t there to see it.
A gas grill is available at Washington House.
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