I was told about this place thru a friend of a friend. I needed to get my State ID and heard that they help you do that. I will say if you need their help be sure and arrive between 4-5am to ensure that you are one of the first 12-15 people there for an ID. They can only help like 12-15 people for ID'S each day. I went originally on a Friday and that day is for people with referrals from like Salvation army and what have you....a good day to go if you're just someone off the street then I suggest going on Tuesday morning. Be sure to bring any and all forms of ID to verify who you are in order to get your SS Card, Birth Certificate and ID/ DL. Make sure that you don't bring a bicycle unless you can lock it up outside because they won't let you take it inside. If you leave it unsecured outside it will most likely not be there when you come back outside. Hope this info helps...main thing be patient and be kind to them...they are there to help.

I'd Stewpit Address and mail pickup is important . Foodstamps section was the best! Caseworkers is what I needed the most to be okay as a disabled homeless person I liked it

Love the Stewpot. They do so much for the community for 46 years! And they have great artists! The prices are right! And they do so much to help feed the community. Thanks Becky and Brenda!

I took someone who was recently incarcerated to get an ID and birth certificate. We were told they could help. So we got there an hour b4 because the said they only let 12 people a "Day" in for those items. After standing line for an hour ..a security guard came out and said the list was full for today. We decided to try again tomorrow. So I ask her what would be the best time to be there tomorrow to beat the line and have a chance of getting in...she said "3:00am"!!! LMAOOO! We definitely gotta find a better way. There were alot of homeless people and so were arguing about line cutting. It's rough. But atleast the organization is trying to help people with ID, birth certificate, housing, food, etc!!! Good bless the Stewpot!

I LOVE VOLUNTEERING! The food being served was a surprise because it looked delicious and even one day for we served In-N-Out that's great to know my tax dollars and donations do make a difference. But!!!!! It reminded me of being in prison.