Dedicated to feeding the homeless Premium Lunches with love & care. I'm Toni Duclottni, also known as The Kitchen Bae and founder of Dorcas House.
Dorcas House is an organization that I simply formed to feed the homeless premium lunches. You're probably asking yourself what does she mean by premium? As a kid growing up I used to look forward to the holidays and not just because of gifts or seeing my family, it was because my mom would order a ham from The HoneyBaked Ham store and turkeys from Greenberg Smoked Turkeys. I guess you can say I'v
Annnnnnnd we’re back!! 🙌🏽 We are officially launching our Dallas chapter with our first feeding on Thanksgiving morning! We are so excited and fortunate to be able to safely do this in the middle of a pandemic. We’ll keep you updated! Thank you for your prayers and support! 🤗💕
06/13/2018
A HUGE Thank You to Ronda Wynn & Kara Williams and the rest of that came out to feed the Homeless this weekend! Over 160 people fed and shown love. A special thank you to Mando Sanchez, LaResha Owens, KC White, Keri Barber for providing the resources for the from the The Honey Baked Ham Company.
05/25/2018
CONGRATULATIONS and the Las Vegas Commit Dance Community! Thank you to the AMAZING Commit Instructors of EOS & LVAC that took time to be apart of this and host collection sites in your classes. Thanks to Savers (along with Kathleen Mason & Gen Kalahiki) for your partnership and opportunity to raise funds for those in need. Because of all of your contributions, over 200 people will be fed a premium lunch consisting of sandwiches made with The Honey Baked Ham Company meat!
A VERY special thank you to my dear sis and Dorcas House board member, Ronda Wynn for not only spearheading this fundraiser but for the incredible amount of work and time put into making people aware of Dorcas House.
05/06/2018
Today was a successful day! We were able to serve premium lunches (made with ), Deluxe Hygiene Kits, and socks to over 100 people here in Las Vegas.
To those that have donated to , THANK YOU for helping to make this possible.
We currently don’t receive any state, federal, or corporate funds. This foundation is completely funded out of our own pockets along with the generous support of a few individuals like yourself.
If you haven’t done so already and want to help, please click the link in the bio to help us share love through providing premium lunches with the homeless people of Las Vegas.
04/08/2018
What a HUGE success today!!
Over 120 people were fed a & given a hygiene kit. We brought along extra water & mandarins for those that didn’t get a lunch before we ran out.
Thank you to all of our wonderful donors & supporters! 🙏🏽
A special thank you to the . .by.ronda You have no doubt have helped me fast forward this vision with all of your support and tenacity. You, , and have more than stepped up to the plate. Thank you for everything you’ve done ladies!!
Want to Donate? www.dorcas.house or click the link in the bio.
@ Las Vegas, Nevada
04/05/2018
These are our Women’s Hygiene Kits. Recently we were able to add these amazing reusable pouches which will help cut down on the litter and waste that the sandwich bags create.
Each kit contains Shampoo/Conditioner, Deodorant, Tampons (maybe one day will help sponsor these and give the gift of chemical free tampons), soap, a razor, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and lotion (it’s dry here in the desert).
Thank you for your love, support and donations. We couldn’t do this on this level without your help! ♥️
Go to www.dorcas.house or click the link in the bio to donate. 🙏🏽♥️
We are SOOO excited! This weekend we are back out in the field and on track to feed more people than we’ve ever been able to do in one day!
Check out our new Dorcas House backpacks and Hygiene Kit Bags! These reusable items will help reduce the amount of trash on the streets.
Thank you to ALL of our wonderful and generous donors and supporters. This would NOT be possible without you! 🙌🏾🙏🏽♥️
03/11/2018
Today we met Debbie:
Debbie is a 9 year veteran of the streets of Las Vegas. Another casualty of the market collapse in 2009. Her husband was killed last year by a truck while walking in the street not far from where we met her. She’s still very thankful for what little she has and for being able to keep herself safe without her husband.
Despite the rain and fewer people visible on the streets today in Las Vegas, we were still short of lunches. We’re glad we were able to meet Debbie and feed her a Premium Lunch.
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