The INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network) is a Long Island-based social services organization committed to addressing hunger, homelessness, and poverty through a broad range of compassionate, community-driven programs. Founded on principles of dignity and respect for all individuals, The INN operates one of the largest soup kitchens on Long Island, known as the Mary Brennan INN, serving hot, nutritious meals to guests in need. Beyond food services, The INN offers emergency shelters, supportive housing, and long-term housing assistance, guiding individuals and families toward stability and self-sufficiency.

The INN also provides essential resources like clothing, showers, social work services, and access to job readiness and life skills programs. Its highly regarded Center for Transformative Change helps guests move forward through workforce development, computer literacy, and counseling services. The organization is supported by an extensive volunteer network and thrives on collaboration with schools, faith-based institutions, and businesses throughout the region. With a person-centered approach, The INN treats every guest with compassion, creating a safe, judgement-free zone for those struggling with life’s hardships.

Key Services:

– Daily hot meal distribution at the Mary Brennan INN soup kitchen
– Emergency and long-term housing assistance
– Temporary shelters for homeless men, women, and families
– Case management and social work services
– Job readiness and workforce development programs
– Clothing, personal care items, and shower facilities
– Life skills training and educational support
– Support for food-insecure individuals through food pantry services