We tell our daily group volunteers (our regular individuals know from experience) that a lunch conversation […]

Picked up over 100 pairs of beautiful shoes for our guests from Haight Street Shoe Repair. […]

St. Anthony’s Dining Room turns Iron Chef as we churn out dishes made from seasonal ingredients.

Scripture admonishes us not to “side with the strong against the weak.” Joseph W. Cotchett has spent a lifetime siding with the weak in the face of power. As a college student, he defied segregation on campus. He has represented low-income people, professional people, policy holders, homeowners, non-profit organizations, unions and the public, as well as banks, business people, corporations, and shareholders, in class action suits. His issues include consumer fraud, elder abuse, environmental and toxic discrimination issues, antitrust issues, First Amendment rights, product liability, and wage and hour law. He has been honored for his work with disability rights. He represents the disadvantaged in extensive pro bono work, including environmental and public policy matters; his firm represents and advises several Native American groups.

St. Anthony’s Free Dining Room could use a few helping hands. If you’re available to help […]

What’s cooking this week at St. Anthony Dining Room! Monday, October 4th – 60th Anniversary! Baked […]

As an intern with St. Anthony’s I spend most of my time in the Dining Room, […]

Last Wednesday, residents of St. Anthony Foundation’s substance abuse treatment center, Fr. Alfred Center, enjoyed the […]

If you haven’t made it to Commonwealth Restaurant yet (the Progessive-American restaurant located in the heart […]