The Cornerstone Kitchen is an integral part of our vision at The Miller Center. Our mission can best be thought of as a three-pronged approach: Food Accessibility, Nutritional Education, and Delicious Café Food. We seek to build healthier communities by connecting people to real food that is convenient and accessible to all. At the Cornerstone Kitchen, we believe in the power of a shared table – a place where friendships are made and ideas are born.

Food service for tournaments and events is provided by Kyle and Alan Ard of Lewisburg, known for their many years of operating Ard’s Farm Market. Hours in the café vary by event, so be sure to check with your event organizer to see when it will be open. Catering is available for your meeting, training, banquet, or other event. Visiting college sports teams that are in town to compete against Bucknell University often utilize our court and meeting room space, and then enjoy a catered meal from our café. To book a room, call Angela Haines at 570-556-4191 and to arrange catering call Kyle Ard at 570-412-0665. You can download the catering menu here.

The Union County Food Hub operates out of the Cornerstone Kitchen’s “back of house” and aims to improve food accessibility in our region by supplying over two dozen local food access programs with fresh produce and dry goods that were donated by local farms and other supporters. The Food Hub is always on the lookout for donations and support. If you have a desire to help them in their mission to battle local food insecurity, please contact Rachel Herman, Food Security Manager at rherman@union-snydercaa.org.

Several different nutritional education events have already taken place in the Cornerstone Kitchen with more planned for the future. Evangelical Community Hospital Registered Dietitian Kimberly Criswell has hosted several virtual cooking demonstrations with the hope that in-person events, complete with sampling, can happen soon. A series of Cancer Survivorship Dinners were held where breast cancer survivors from the Thyra M. Humphreys Center for Breast Health were treated to dinner and information on healthy recipes for those battling cancer. In addition, the Union-Snyder Community Action Agency (CAA), parent organization of the Union County Food Hub, has hosted several nutrition education classes in partnership with Penn State Extension including Nutrition Links, Dining with Diabetes, and others.