Xavier Mission

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Xavier Mission Xavier Mission is a non-profit organization addressing hunger, homelessness, and poverty.

Program Hours:
Welcome Table Soup Kitchen: Sundays, 12:45-3pm
Food Pantry: 2nd Saturdays, 10-11:30am (registration required)
Clothing Room: 2nd and 4th Sundays, 9-10am
LSEP: Spring & Fall semesters (by interview only)

Our neighbors need us this Sunday. Will you join us?At Xavier Mission, showing up for one another is what community is a...
10/09/2026

Our neighbors need us this Sunday. Will you join us?

At Xavier Mission, showing up for one another is what community is all about. This Sunday afternoon, we’re especially short on volunteers and need a few more helping hands to make sure we can continue serving our neighbors with the care, dignity, and welcome they deserve.

If you have a few hours to give, we would be so grateful to have you with us. Whether you volunteer with us regularly or are looking for a way to get involved for the first time, there’s a place for you here.

Sign up to volunteer this Sunday: https://x.gldn.io/e/PDjbtlsh66b

Every act matters, and sometimes the most meaningful thing we can do is simply show up for one another.

Calling all little ghosts, goblins, witches, superheroes, and neighborhood monsters!Xavier Mission is getting into the H...
10/07/2026

Calling all little ghosts, goblins, witches, superheroes, and neighborhood monsters!

Xavier Mission is getting into the Halloween spirit with a Kids’ Halloween Party, and we’d love to see the children from our neighborhood there. Come dressed in your favorite costume and join us for an afternoon of games, snacks, spooky surprises, and plenty of Halloween fun.

Saturday, October 24 | 2:00–5:00 PM
55 West 15th St., Hurtado Hall Basement

Costumes are welcome, Halloween spirit is encouraged, and everyone in the neighborhood is invited to join the fun.

Registration is required by October 22. To reserve your spot, scan the QR code on the flyer or fill out the form below and register for entry.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

So grab your costume, bring your best Halloween energy, and come celebrate with us. We’ll see you there, if you dare!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdn8knRvBYpZ98_CzCFuNWWcLVrOM19bvm8GF5L4Zpg2D-Q5Q/viewform

Xavier Mission has a new telephone number, and we’re excited to make sure you have the right number for the people and p...
10/05/2026

Xavier Mission has a new telephone number, and we’re excited to make sure you have the right number for the people and programs you may need to reach.

Our new number is: 347-305-8084

You can also reach our team directly using the extensions below:
    •    Rachel Johnson, Director of LSEP: x205
    •    Cassandra Agredo, Executive Director: x208
    •    Anastasia Gladden, Director of Outreach: x211
    •    General Mailbox / Admin: x212
    •    Marin Correa, Director of Development: x214
    •    Christine Williams, Financial Assistance Program Manager: x215

Please take a moment to update our number in your contacts, and share it with anyone who may need to get in touch with Xavier Mission.

New number, same people, same welcome!

*Please note that most of our staff are hybrid or 100% remote, so they are not always in the office during regular business hours. The best way to reach any of our staff members is via email.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the strength, beauty, and richness of Hispanic communities and the many peopl...
09/29/2026

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the strength, beauty, and richness of Hispanic communities and the many people whose courage, compassion, and determination have helped shape our neighborhoods, our cities, and our world.

We honor leaders like Dolores Huerta and César Chávez, whose organizing gave farmworkers a stronger voice; Fred Ross, whose community organizing helped generations of people turn collective action into change; and Raquel Román, whose work with people experiencing homelessness has centered dignity, safety, and belonging.

Their stories remind us that community care can take many forms: organizing for workers’ rights, standing up for neighbors, creating safe places to call home, and making sure people experiencing hardship are seen and heard.

We celebrate generations of culture carried forward through language, music, food, art, family, tradition, and the stories passed from one generation to the next.
And we celebrate the incredible diversity within the Hispanic community itself, knowing that every culture, country, family, and story brings something meaningful to the whole.

This month is a celebration of where we come from, what we carry with us, and the communities we continue to build together.

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to remind one another that connection matters, asking for help is okay, an...
09/28/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to remind one another that connection matters, asking for help is okay, and no one should have to carry a difficult moment alone.

Sometimes, support doesn’t look like having the perfect words. It looks like reaching out. Sitting beside someone. Listening without judgment. Sending the text. Making the call. Asking, “How are you really doing?” and making space for the honest answer.

A few simple ways to show up:

Check in. A message, phone call, or conversation can remind someone that they are seen and cared for.

Listen. You don’t have to fix everything. Sometimes being present and listening is one of the most meaningful things you can offer.

Stay connected. Invite someone for a walk, share a meal, or simply spend time together. Small moments of connection can matter more than we realize.

Encourage support. Help connect someone with a trusted person or professional when they need more support than you can provide.

Keep showing up. Hope can be difficult to see in the middle of a hard moment. Sometimes we can help hold onto it for someone until they can see it for themselves.

And if you are struggling, please know this: you matter, you are not alone, and asking for help is a sign that you deserve support.

Call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.

Let’s keep creating communities where people feel seen, heard, supported, and reminded that there is still more life ahead.

***dePreventionMonth

Welcome Table Menu for September 27 🍎 Please share with your community While most soup kitchens in NYC are closed on Sun...
09/26/2026

Welcome Table Menu for September 27 🍎 Please share with your community

While most soup kitchens in NYC are closed on Sundays, we’re here to make sure people can have a nutritious meal even on the weekend.

If you wish to donate or volunteer with the Welcome Table, please visit xaviermission.org/welcometable

Halloween should be a time for every child to dress up, have fun, and feel included.We’re collecting new or gently used ...
09/24/2026

Halloween should be a time for every child to dress up, have fun, and feel included.

We’re collecting new or gently used Halloween costumes in all sizes and for all genders to share with children attending our Halloween party who may not have a costume of their own.

If you have a costume your family has outgrown, a new costume to donate, or simply want to help make Halloween a little more special, we’d love your support.

Every costume means one more child gets to pick something they love, put it on, and simply enjoy being a kid.

Help us fill our costume closet and make this Halloween one to remember.

A $5 pumpkin spice latte. A $5 b**r after work. What if that same $5 could become a monthly habit of giving back?This fa...
09/21/2026

A $5 pumpkin spice latte. A $5 b**r after work. What if that same $5 could become a monthly habit of giving back?

This fall, make the X-PACT with Xavier Mission.
For just $5 a month, you can help provide food, clothing, financial assistance, life-strategy support, and a caring community to our neighbors, all year long.

Because $5 may feel small, but when it becomes a habit, it becomes something we can count on. And so can the people who walk through our doors.

Choose the monthly gift that works for you: $5, $10, $25, or $50.

Fall into the habit of giving back. Make the X-PACT today.

https://impact.xaviermission.org/campaign/x-pact-recurring/c244935

An evening of music, art, and community is coming to Xavier Mission.Join us for Autumn Art & Acoustics, a special evenin...
09/20/2026

An evening of music, art, and community is coming to Xavier Mission.

Join us for Autumn Art & Acoustics, a special evening celebrating the creativity, talent, and community that make Xavier Mission such a meaningful place to gather.
Enjoy a live performance by Luismaria Hernandez, a classical opera singer and Mission volunteer, explore artwork from Xavier Mission supporters, SFX parishioners, Mission guests, and the Unframed Arts Collective, and spend an evening surrounded by good people and beautiful work.

Thursday, October 15 at 6 PM
Keenan Commons, Xavier High School
Down the block from the main SFX entrance, toward 5th Ave.

🎟️ Tickets are free, but reservations are required. Scan the QR code to reserve your spot.

Come for the music. Stay for the art. Gather with us for an evening that celebrates what happens when a community comes together.

https://impact.xaviermission.org/event/autumn-art-and-acoustics/e842160

Throwback Tuesday!On August 29, 76 scholars and their families gathered at Hurtado Hall for Xavier Mission’s inaugural B...
09/15/2026

Throwback Tuesday!

On August 29, 76 scholars and their families gathered at Hurtado Hall for Xavier Mission’s inaugural Back-to-School Family Success Fair, coming together for resources, connection, and a little back-to-school joy.

Thanks to our generous partners and supporters:
27 scholars received graphing calculators
17 connected with eyeglass resources through Helen Keller International
16 signed up for mentorship with Mentor a Promise
15 connected with medical care through Apicha Community Health Center

Families also received backpacks, school supplies, clothing, shoes, and books, while connecting with additional community resources.

And there was plenty of fun, too, with face painting, snacks, and a cozy reading nook.

One mom told us, “It’s nice that you had so many things!” Her daughter didn’t want to leave. One father shared that the fair left him “so much less stressed” about preparing his senior for school.

This is what community looks like: making sure families have the resources, support, and confidence to start the school year strong.

Address

55 W 15th Street
New York, NY
10011

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+12126272100

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