Find Homeless Shelters Nonprofits and Charities

  freecherylee wrote:

I helped pack the Thanksgiving holiday boxes for distribution and saw first hand how much food is needed. The shelves were emptied. I then returned after the holiday to help restock with food aquired by the local High School's food drive. What a differnce... more »

  april22 wrote:

This is a great place for any age to volunteer at, even young teenagers. I always look forward to coming to volunteer; the families that live in the apartments are never in a less than positive attitude and that rubs off on you...there is so much love... more »

  auto wrote:

I'm a volunteer at Micah Ministries in Fredericksburg, VA. It's prime goal is to serve the homeless community in a multi county area, by serving meals, offering a cold weather shelter, along with providing shower facilities, a thrift shop and computers... more »

  ToniLynch wrote:

I am so excited to be partnering up with Dareth Jeffers in this exciting project to open up a men’s only shelter in my community. Dareth has a heart after Gods own heart for this mission. I pray Faith Havenhouse opens soon!! more »

  d.moore wrote:

well HopeLift is great , I had worked for the Council For The Homeless and they picked me up to help with interviews. This Program has not only changed The participants life , it has changed mine as well. Giving rents for 6 months and during the holidays... more »

  faithhopecharity wrote:

Good to help others with blankets. It is not hard doing something nice for others. This is a great start. more »

  williesheart1 wrote:

I have worked with blessed givings for years. They are no longer in Delmar, DE. The have been in Georgetown, DE since 2006. This organization has helped many in the surrounding communities with services such as emergency food, clothing, and furniture.... more »

  Caitlin N. wrote:

NOVACO, truly turns lives around. The transitional housing program is well set up and i have seen it really make a difference in peoples lives. The staff really cares about their clients and they become like family with their clients. Even going to their... more »

  jcwritethesong wrote:

I have never seen homelessness in this light before. Too often, we sit and think about the homeless being simply a tired old man sitting on the side of the road with a cardboard sign and beer nearby. However, being a full-time volunteer here at Covenant... more »

  Randy_G wrote:

As a single parent, when I lost my housing it was devastating. The Women's Center worked tirelessly to locate and secure, safe, temporary shelter for myself and 3 children. With their assistance, we moved from the shelter into government housing. From... more »

  offthestreetsnotnbcofu24 wrote:

Your mission refused to help me because he didn’t seem to understand or care that I had mental issues because I was being abused on my husband who later than I ended up being abused by my husband‘s friend you guys told me in the pouring rain and the... more »

  josie wrote:

I work with Philippine Vision in Cebu. My job is to feed kids at schools and to find housing for rescued kids. I also disribute clothes. more »

  blstrangfeld wrote:

From childhood, my parents would take me to volunteer on Saturday afternoons at the mission. Whether I was peeling potatoes or sorting donations for the thrift store, I loved the opportunity to go and serve at the mission. Now that I'm grown, I take the... more »

  lsmathews wrote:

I have volunteered with Beacon of Life since 2011. In that time I have seen the hard work and dedication of its staff pay off in the form of several rehabilitated women becoming confident and productive members of the community. What a worthwhile cause... more »

  Robertcarrol511 wrote:

This is the BIGGEST SCAM in Savannah. Was told if I didn't pay rent in 2 weeks I would be kicked out ! And this is a homeless shelter??? Bilking the community and scamming the public. more »

  BruceJohnston wrote:

I loved volunteering for the Georgetown Ministry Center. It is very much a club for homeless people. The homeless people are members of the club or visitors to the club. They have community meetings. They take care of the center in many ways. Members,... more »

  Dacazoolu wrote:

I had been working with Saint Vincent de Paul while I was East County Resource Navigator for the Homeless. I did not have a place to set up office due to COVID and the other Organization that I was currently working out of, had shut their doors to prevent... more »

  Tpalm wrote:

My good friend volunteers for this organization. The money they get supports mainly women and children, and low income families with education, assistance with paying bills, finding jobs and emotional support. Many are basic necessities that many of us... more »

  GoldenEagle65 wrote:

I came into Muskegon, for a 3 to 4 hour stay from West Palm Beach Florida. Because of miscommunications, I ended up staying at the shelter for a few days. The staff is awesome and the food isn't too bad. If there were more donations, the staff could make... more »

  Mdoess wrote:

Working for the Buffalo Peace House was truely fulfilling and memorable experience! I was able to see first hand how what we were doing was touching so many peoples lives I'm a magnificent way. To be able to see people from so many different cultures... more »

  billiehill wrote:

Hi you help me in that pass in what to think you for I would hate to ask but out street try to stuff I need I could not work my rent is $70.00 dollerand help with help please God bless you. more »

  dustinmasters wrote:

Great experience. Concerned, Caring, helpful. Miss Marcelina is the best!!! more »

  MelissaGhost wrote:

This client was not well served, sheltered, or respected by this scurriously corrupt and pernicious pseudo-charitable family controlled psuedo-nonprofit corporation. more »

  Sandy39 wrote:

Ali Forney serves homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) youth in New York City. They stand alone in serving this population. I first became familiar with them because my own organization funds services to HIV positive New Yorkers.... more »

  Sophia D. wrote:

Terrible Service. I am very disappointed with their service. If you have medical insurance, this is not the place for you. This is mostly for people who got their health care through Medicare or other social programs Terrible Servicio. Si tienes... more »

  TOFW1729 wrote:

This non profit was opened by a Female Navy Veteran. Dorothy Mae Owsley is the sole owner and founder of TOFW. Transitional Options for WoMEN is the only organization in the state of Virginia that provide pre-release training and mentoring for persons... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

AFG has such an important mission of providing housing and support for young girls in trauma in the Detroit area!! GREAT org, GREAT team, & the CLOZTALK team is honored to call AFG our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  2015457 wrote:

Sankofa Safehaven House is a Christ-centered community dedicated to meeting the needs of homeless and at-risk youth. Positive life changes are encouraged through structured programs which focus on spiritual growth, education, employment and life management.Sankofa... more »

  Hi You wrote:

East San Gabriel Valley Coalition for the Homeless strives to bring hope and restore dignity by: providing shelter, alleviating hunger, assisting with basic daily needs. Daily emergency assistance is offered on a walk-in basis, and includes meals,... more »

  johnson3425 wrote:

Emmy's House literally saved my life. When i thought that there was no way to continue for my children and I God sent a blessing in the most strategic way. With a program designed to protect and foster growth I am grateful to have had the opportunity.... more »

  Donna wrote:

I have worked at Mary's Shelter previously. This is the only shelter for homeless, pregnant adult women within several counties. The shelter not only provides a home environment for these mothers but also offers a variety of classes to develop and enhance... more »

  wutangLAN3 wrote:

If I could give this place zero stars that would be a more accurate rating. They don't help people, as someone who used to be homeless for 5 years and finally try to get my life back together, I paid them rent every month for over 2 years and they just... more »

  jetpilot wrote:

Having stayed there 3 months I found they were ulterior to getting a residents to buy or invest in properties their ownership has invested in and brought there to find personally profit from residents and not arms length as you would think this shelter... more »

  Ellen75 wrote:

Dayspring does a wonderful job providing families with shelter, job interview and resume skills, transitional housing, and a transition program to permanent housing. They provide a caring environment, family dining and clothing, and bring in... more »

  SteveBolton wrote:

I have visited RedemptionTransformation Center (dba Fertile Ground Christian Transformation Center/FGCTC) on 2 occasions and have met the Executive Director, several volunteer board members and several resicents in the residence for Ex-Offenders. Founder/Executive... more »

  Peter15 wrote:

To the editor Lee NH town crier Dear Abby Will dear Abby listen to a disabled US Marine trying to help other US Military Veterans come home mentally and physically free of charge? PTSD/TBI/Broken back/loss of most hearing both ears are my four... more »

  revjean wrote:

The Preston Bradley Center is an historic building in Uptown Chicago, home to the Peoples Church of Chicago and to the 2 Li'l Fishes free lunch program. The building also hosts several other nonprofits, and has a beautiful sanctuary available for community... more »

  Billyolanda wrote:

This non-profit - Providen House Inc - is a CORRUPT Organization who hire predominantly criminal-minded, corrupt, wicked, unprofessionals to further their agendas. Be advised that this review is from a Social Services Professional (former Director of... more »

  RK_SP wrote:

Since opening in 1991, the mission of Sojourners’ Place has been to assist homeless men and women on their journey to self-sufficiency through a case-managed, residential program. Sojourners’ Place is unique in that resident men and women can stay... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization does wonderful work, helping homeless women "in transition" with families to get a fresh start. more »

  pandora1 wrote:

Clients were offered support and nurture, services were personalized and went beyond my usual expectations for agencies. Staff were professional, and very responsive to client needs, also provided excellent communication. more »

  tracyresendiz wrote:

To Whom it may concern, My name is Tracy Resendiz, I am 54, I am a homeless college student with Covid. Before Covid shut the County of Ventura down, I also owned a business with 50 employees. Now, now I am living, if that is what you could... more »

  Strengthnnumbers wrote:

We really enjoyed the Ladies of Strengthening Ties they brought great snacks and prizes. We enjoyed the singing and pictures. We have an open invitation to the ladies of Strengthening Ties you ladies are ALWAYS welcome to attend our facility anytime.Lakewood... more »

  caitcasey wrote:

Blair is just an amazing woman with such a huge heart and drive to help her fellow veteran sisters. I can personally attest to her unwavering support and genuine drive to help others succeed. It has truly been a pleasure working for and volunteering with... more »

  wood244 wrote:

It has only been a year but we have really made a difference in many lives. We have been able to help get some off the streets and food to eat. Some have gotten their ID's, Birth Certificate, and Social Security cards so they can get jobs or housing.... more »

  AngelicaMarieAcosta wrote:

The negligence and unreasonable treatment I have witness from Heart of Taos is just saddening. My mother and I fell on hard times and we were referred to them and brought into a hotel for emergency shelter. Today we are being wrongfully “removed”... more »

  ACR1 wrote:

Transitional housing for 9 women, sustained by generous donation and home cooked meals from a dozen churches in the area. More on the here: http://www.hospitalityhousesouthking.org/index.html I've done meals for them periodically for years. I cook... more »

  Marylou S.1 wrote:

Dissabled homeless just had major surgery 6/19Have 3 companion pets nurtured vet shot ever cleanNeed hone asap7159280041Maryloi more »

  Scott L. wrote:

I count it as a privilege to provide Mary’s Shelter with this letter as support. For nearly twenty years, Mary’s Shelter has been providing the necessary opportunities for pregnant minors to build a future. Established in 1994, Mary’s... more »

  sunmine wrote:

Nastiest place to be at. Dirty, infested with mice and roaches. Staff doesn't care about resident. more »

  Lakotafriend wrote:

I have been donating to CCO for several years, and have found the staff to be wonderful people, that care for the homeless in the Uptown Area of Chicago. My small donations werereceived with gratitude. They provide support and access to permanent... more »

  Suzannah wrote:

The Community Coalition on Homelessness (CCH) is a shining star that reaches out to its clients with compassionate action. CCH draws heavily from community volunteers for its daily operations providing a model one-stop resource center for the area’s... more »

  msewell wrote:

The longer I volunteer, the more I think this is a valuable community program. If we didn't have the volunteer force in place, some of the families would be on the streets, perpetuating the awful cycle of poverty. We need to grow and continue in efforts... more »

  FamPro wrote:

Jer. 17:7: “Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord and whose hope is the Lord.” It has now been over a year since a scared, lonely, fearful young woman walked through the Family Promise doors. That young woman was me, Cheri. I was unsure of... more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been with this organization for almost 6 years and it's so rewarding to watch clients become self-sufficient and lend their hand out to help another. We do believe in second chances. One hand helping another!! more »

  Strongandvocal wrote:

the mission states they are devoted to ending homelessness by uplifting people and meeting essential needs. I guess leaving them in an apartment for 3 months after they knew there was mold in it and the doctor's statement that he needed to get out of... more »

  crystalmensch45 wrote:

Hi I'm homeless and in the cold I need just financial help for a damage deposit and rent I spend to much money for a motel and now I'm homeless please help thank you and God bless more »

  a;sldkfjgh123 wrote:

it's a great organization :) I has a great staff and the pets are really cute. I got my dog their last summer. She's a great addition to our family. I know that you take care of the pets there as if you owned them. Thats really amazing! more »

  ElaineMiller wrote:

Lowell Transitional Living Center sees the many faces of homelessness each and every day - providing shelter, care, food and clothing to 120 men and women on any given night. During the cold New England winter, our winter emergency bed program shelters... more »

  Prison-Ministry wrote:

A. CITY OF REFUGE TRANSITION CENTER, INC. is a non-profit corporation and shall beoperated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or the corresponding section... more »

  Writer wrote:

Was told people who have disabilities cannot volunteer there because they cannot do enough to help. Very unprofessional. more »

  glenda-sue wrote:

MY NAME IS GLENDA SUE LONDON MY CHILDREN AND I WERE HOMELESS WHEN BEYOND SHELTER CAME INTO MY LIFE.OH HOW THEY WERE A BLESSING. THEY TOOK US AND PUT US UP IN A HOTEL,AND FED US AND CLOTHED US. UNTIL THEY COULD FIND PERMANENT HOUSING FOR US. THE STAFF... more »

  ronnie66 wrote:

In 2018 my church met this foundation. We entered a contract for use of our facility with the operating head. A contract was signed and agreed upon. We received partial payment for facility and no payment for utility use. Thinking in good favor they... more »

  Madd3FS wrote:

This Company is not what they would want you to believe, Several of them use fear tactics to get their way, either threatening to throw residents back on the street with 0-72 hours notice for absurd reasons, The majority of people that go there for help... more »

  hollywabwc wrote:

The William A Burnard Warming Center is Cache Valley, Utah's current solution to providing safety, warmth, and care to members of our community that are experiencing homelessness during the coldest months of the year. Not only do guests have a safe and... more »

  mhofer wrote:

Project Hope has been servicing Homeless in Lake County for a number of years. I first heard about Project Hope through other volunteers of PH who happen to be members of the church I attend. Various ways of supporting by our church... more »

  bostontypist888 wrote:

urgent need for efficiency apartment or one furnished room more »

  Kenterrian H. wrote:

I love everyone thats serve and try to help Gods people. Keep up the great work. more »

  sparkles-mom wrote:

After donating for years & being what I thought well informed, my daughter & her baby became a client. I was SHOCKED what really occurred. I was alienated & the Director I consider very unprofessional towards me as if my daughter needed to be protected... more »

  Writer wrote:

Zumbro Valley Health Center provides a range of mental, chemical, medical and social services to thousands of people each year, the overwhelming majority of whom are under-served and would not otherwise have access to these types of services. Over the... more »

  nickbwilcox wrote:

I can't not donate to this most noble of causes - serving the people who are both the most in need and the most appreciative and deserving. The children who are trafficked do have true heroes in O.U.R. I have been fortunate enough to have helped with... more »

  Teecardenas wrote:

Visitation House is passionately committed to changing lives of homeless women and their children through a structured program that provides safe housing, education and life-coaching skills. The program is run by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate... more »

  --M-- wrote:

Very rarely do I find a charity worthy of my money and time. Clean and Sober homeless recovery communities is one such charity. I personally have been involved with this charity for years and know firsthand how it both handles money responsibly and provides... more »

  Brandon G.2 wrote:

This is the only homeless shelter that helped me get ahead and move on with my life. Its structured, and the people in their program want and need to be there! There are no drugs and alcohol allowed wile you in there program - so you don't have to deal... more »

  Micaela wrote:

Susan and Jennifer are a mother and daughter team that started this organization to help our local homeless veterans. I have been amazed on how big their hearts are and sacrifices they've made to make a difference our heroes lives. This is one organization... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

Ending homelessness, one family and one child at a time more »

  Writer wrote:

P:ear saved my life. I came there directly off an amtrack bus while i was homeless and very new to Portland. I worked with p:ear as a studio space, daytime drop in center and resource for education and activities. I went hiking, i got hot meals and socks,... more »

  bruce.d.oestreich wrote:

I became involved with PathWays PA in 2005 and was elected Chair of the Board of Directors in 2007. Since my very first visit involving staff and clients in one of our offices, I remain amazed at the professionalism and dedication of PathWays PA employees... more »

  Sammisweatheart1985 wrote:

When I was in need, this place really came through and helped me beyond what I ever thought could help. The employees are very nice, caring, and concerned about helping you get on your feet again!!! Clean environment as well. more »

  Rick wrote:

I wanted to help the homeless as directly as possible. I include all homeless people as those in need of various assistances regarding thier situations. I have found this with ASAP and thier Hub program. People can get showers throughout the... more »

  Patricia Gray wrote:

At ROOTS Young Adult Shelter, the cold tile of the basement floor and the vinyl mats where 27 homeless youth sleep every night, doesn’t look like much. It wasn’t until I spent my evenings preparing meals, providing shower supplies and sleeping alongside... more »

  John Brashear wrote:

This is a not-for-profit organization leading the industry by coordinating care and transitional housing for formerly incarcerated, veterans, and unhoused/homeless communities.No Boundaries provides:Emergency PlacementHousing ServicesRehabilitation... more »

  LisaOregon wrote:

I recently received a letter from UGM-Portland (Oregon), thanking me for a $100 donation I allegedly made 12/7/23. I made no such donation. The letter was signed electronically by UGM-Portland Executive Director Matt Stein.I don't know if this... more »

  Geof Bar-David S. wrote:

Geof Bard offers this perspective in an effort to implement right intention and Buddhist detachment but as an engaged Mahayana Buddhist striver is enmeshed in karma such that these views may not be agreed with by all. My role is complex but review... more »

  Becky C. wrote:

I stayed a MSH for nine monthes. During that time I learned more about myself then I had in the 24 years of life. I was able to discover behavior patterns that were not healthy and create new and lasting actions that really spoke of who I was inside.... more »

  Mark Adams Baltimore wrote:

This organization brought a malicious SLAPP suit against a neighbor who opposed its request for a zoning variance. It also does not disclose executive compensation on the 990 form on this site. more »

Provides shelter and services to homeless families more »

Provide shelter, meals and support to homeless families more »

To promote the social, emotional, spiritual and physical well being of children and their families throughout west virginia. more »

Open table ministry seeks to provide a faithful response to and an enhanced understanding of homelessness in our community, and... more »

Old man rivers mission provides a weekend meal program to the elderly, disabled homeless and needy using mobile vehicles. Omrm... more »

Transitional living for additives more »

Project Success mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world and to assist, support and provide social,... more »

To provide emergency and transitional family housing programs for morgan county families in need. more »

Samaritan House is a recuperative care organization for people who are homeless and needing short term care following a hospital... more »

The organization provides light skilled training assistance and housing to low income families and single women with children... more »

To provide emergency shelter, counseling and life changing services to at-risk and homeless youth. more »

To care for women in crisis more »

Project h. O. M. E. Is an initiative to provide a safe, caring, and supportive environment for homeless or displace teenage boys... more »

The organization compassionately assists people who are homeless in their efforts to obtain and maintain safe housing. We provide... more »

Sos promotes housing stability and family self-sufficiency through collaboration, care, and respect. more »

Chip is a nonprofit agency created in 1996 to advocate for people experiencing and at risk for homelessness in indianapolis and... more »

The organization's mission is to operate a 30 unit permanent and temporary housing facility known as destiny village, for rental... more »

The ability to provide shelter and proper living condtitions for homeless families and persons in need. more »

Empowering homeless women to create stable futures for their families through establishing independence and strength by delivering... more »

To provide emergency shelter and affordable housing to single mothers and their children who have been displaced from their homes more »

The american legion veterans housing, inc. (talvhi) was established to provide homeless veterans a permanent home in a community... more »

Help homeless/low-income families reach sustainable independence more »

Our mission is to house the city’s most vulnerable. more »

Sarahs house has provided group home living counseling and developmental opportunities for disadvantaged deliquents and other... more »

Emergency overnight homeless shelter and related services more »

To provide help and hope to the homeless more »

Temporary housing for homeless families more »

Our mission is to educate, support and assist those in need. more »

Shelter homeless men women and children more »

To provide shelter, support and care for abused women,men and children provide education and training on abuse counseling for... more »

The mission of shahc is to empower the homeless by improving access to and availablilty of needed services and affordable housing.... more »

The neighborhood coalition for shelter is dedicated to providing housing and support that can transform lives and working with... more »

Provide shelter for homeless individuals and families more »

Management of affiliated organizations'programs that specialize in the education and treatment of substance abuse and addiction.... more »

The mission of the st. Johns place family center, hdfc (st. Johns place) is helping families achieve and sustain self-sufficiency.... more »

To provide financial assistance to the city of boston's homeless services, a public health program of the boston public health... more »

To provide a safe, comfortable environment for women and children seeking shelter and connect them with resources to help change... more »

Bringing the gospel,feed the hungry and homeless more »