Red Cross feeding locations
The Emergency Response Vehicles will be stationed at the following serving sites two times a day, moving forward. With the estimated first arrival time is between Noon and 12:30 PM in then following in the evening between 5 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Updated Sites:
Port Arthur
• Mt Sinai Baptist Church, 501 W. Thomas Blvd.
• Christian Faith Baptist Church, 1919 Jefferson Dr
• Groves - Van Buren Elem. School, 6300 Van Buren
• Nederland - First Baptist Church, 1911 Nederland Ave
• Port Neches - Hebert Library, 2025 Merriman
Beaumont
• Antioch Baptist Church, 3920 W. Cardinal Dr
• Dunbar Elementary, 825 Jackson
• Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 799 Porter
• Christ Covenant Church, 6390 N Major Dr
• LaBelle - Fanette Area - Fire Department, 1876 FM 365, Fannett
• Kountze - Mt. Corinth Baptist Church - 111 E 5th St
• Wildwood - Wildwood Baptist Church, 98 Cypress Bend
• Silsbee - New Bethel Baptist Church, 420 S 10th St.
• Rose Hill Acres - Rose Hill Acres Fire Station, 100 Jordan Rd, Lumberton
• N. Silsbee - Genesis Baptist Church, Hwy 92 N


The Spirit of America Drive Through site will serve two times a day, moving forward, with the first time being from Noon in the afternoon and then following in the evening at 5 p.m.
The Spirit of America — 1015 East Ave. N, Hwy 327, Silsbee

The Multi-Agency Kitchen site will serve two times a day, moving forward, with the first time being from 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM in the afternoon and then following in the evening at 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM.
Beaumont/Multi Agency Kitchen
Bingo Hall, 2655 South 11th Street, Beaumont, TX

The Beaumont Chapter of the American Red Cross continues to serve provisions to members of their effected community in cooperation with local, state, and national partners. As the Red Cross continues its assessment of recovery needs; 15 Emergency Response Vehicle serving sites, 1 Drive Through site, and 1 Multi-Agency Kitchen site will remain open until further notice and updated every day.
This latest list includes The Spirit of America, a premier American Red Cross mobile kitchen. The Spirit of America is a self-contained, 53-foot trailer designed to produce as many as 30,000 hot, nutritionally balanced “home style” meals daily from within heavily impacted disaster areas. Meals prepared in the mobile kitchen are then loaded on Red Cross Emergency Response Vehicles and distributed to disaster victims throughout a disaster area.
The “Spirit” can operate anywhere: next to a standing building, in a parking lot or even in an open field. The unit can function in a stand-alone mode, or be connected to working community water and electrical systems. It contains potable (fresh) water tanks and wastewater disposal tanks, four propane tanks and a 65 kw silent-running generator. The kitchen facilities include three tilt skillets, two stacked convection ovens, a roll-in-rack oven, an industrial size mixer, hot water on-demand system, five stainless steel sinks, and a walk-in refrigerator. The “Spirit” also carries a pressure washer, a fire suppression system, an electric lift, heating and air conditioning systems, a gas leak detector, and a winterization package.