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Home » Union Station Homeless Services Brings Brunch for the Station to Pasadena’s Historic Raymond Theatre
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Union Station Homeless Services Brings Brunch for the Station to Pasadena’s Historic Raymond Theatre

By News RoomSeptember 8, 20264 Mins Read
Union Station Homeless Services Brings Brunch for the Station to Pasadena’s Historic Raymond Theatre
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Brunch for the Station returns with food from Pasadena’s favorite restaurants, cocktails, live music, and a shared commitment to ending homelessness.

A Morning Worth Savoring

There’s truly something special about gathering over a meal with people who share the same commitment to making a difference.

Brunch with a Cause

All proceeds from Brunch for the Station will help USHS maintain critical programs at a time when resources to address homelessness are uncertain and the need for support continues to grow.
All proceeds from Brunch for the Station will help USHS maintain critical programs at a time when resources to address homelessness are uncertain and the need for support continues to grow.

Pasadena, CA, Sept. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Union Station Homeless Services (USHS) will bring back Brunch for the Station for its second year, this time at the Historic Raymond Theatre on October 17, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM.

Brunch for the Station is a new take on Evening for the Station, a long-standing favorite event of USHS supporters for over 20 years. 

This is a morning worth savoring. Guests will enjoy dishes from local chefs, an assortment of baked goods, customizable Bloody Marys and mimosas, cocktails, and live entertainment, all while helping to end homelessness in the community. 

There’s truly something special about gathering over a meal with people who share the same commitment to making a difference. 

“We are constantly looking for different ways to connect with the community. Brunch for the Station gives us the opportunity to share a meal, engage with one another, and work together so USHS can continue to provide life-saving resources,” said Katie Hill, CEO of Union Station Homeless Services. 

This year, Brunch for the Station takes place in a venue with a special place in Pasadena’s history. Built in 1921, the Raymond Theatre has been an important part of the community for over a century, making it the perfect setting for USHS, an organization deeply rooted in Pasadena. 

Brunch with a Cause 

Guests can expect to enjoy waffle stacks and oxtail hash from Bone Kettle, chilaquiles and avocado toast from Pez Coastal Kitchen, and mini beef and vegetarian Wellingtons from the USHS Kitchen Team.

But the morning is ultimately about what happens beyond the table.

For more than 50 years, Union Station Homeless Services has worked across the San Gabriel Valley to connect people with supportive services and housing solutions. 

All proceeds from Brunch for the Station will help USHS maintain critical programs at a time when resources to address homelessness are uncertain and the need for support continues to grow. 

Ticket and Sponsorship Opportunities

With limited capacity at the Raymond Theatre, guests are encouraged to purchase tickets early.

Individual tickets can be purchased at ushs.org/bfts 

Businesses, organizations, and community members can support Brunch for the Station through a range of sponsorship opportunities, offering event admission, event perks, and recognition across USHS communications. 

For sponsorship information, visit ushs.org/bfts or reach out to Mario Galeano at [email protected]. 

Event Details

Brunch for the Station
Saturday, October 17, 2026
11 AM – 2 PM
The Raymond Theatre, 129 N Raymond Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103
Tickets & Sponsorships: https://ushs.org/bfts.

Featured Culinary Partners

Belle’s Bagels and Delicatessen
Bone Kettle
Delight Pastry 
Grander King Cafe 
Pez Coastal Kitchen 
Ubatuba Acai

For press inquiries, event coverage, or interviews, please contact:

Tian Martinez
Director of Marketing & Communications
Union Station Homeless Services
Email: [email protected]
Cell: 626.977.4350

About Union Station Homeless Services

Union Station Homeless Services is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is committed to providing permanent solutions to end homelessness and rebuild lives. Union Station Homeless Services is the largest, most comprehensive social services provider in the San Gabriel Valley, and has proudly served LA County for over 50 years by assisting adults and families through critical support, interim and permanent housing solutions, eviction prevention, and street outreach. USHS is the lead County agency for Service Planning Area 3 (SPA 3), coordinating homeless services spanning from El Sereno to Pomona. Our mission is guided by the belief that housing is a human right. Homes end homelessness. 

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CONTACT: Tian Martinez
Union Station Homeless Services
6269774350
[email protected]

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