Upper Room Dining Hall

Upper Room Dining Hall is a Placerville nonprofit serving people facing poverty with hot meals and practical support. Founded in 2002 and established as a 501(c)(3) in 2015, the organization has grown from a church-kitchen effort into a community resource at 1868 Broadway. Its mission centers on treating guests with dignity and compassion.

Alongside meals, Upper Room Dining Hall describes services including basic wound care and health referrals, showers and personal-hygiene support, clothing and laundry resources, pet food and supplies, legal-assistance screening and referrals, and connections to housing, shelter, recovery, and county or state services. A mobile meal program extends food access to people who cannot reach the dining hall.

People seeking broader support can explore homeless assistance resources in California and federal assistance programs. For information about volunteering, donations, and programs, visit the official Upper Room Dining Hall website and confirm current details before visiting.