Find Homeless Shelters Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  jdonatelli1958 wrote:

I started volunteering at the Peninsula Rescue Mission when I retired about 4 years ago. After a couple of years I was privileged to join the Board of Directors to help execute the vision of helping homeless people in the community. It is a blessing to... 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 »

  --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 »

  AntonetteBrailey wrote:

I am doing a school assignment on nonprofit agencies in the Florence area. I chose this agency because they help the homeless. According to their mission statement the services men, women, and their children. 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 »

  bill mit wrote:

This seems like a very well run Org., recently migrating from a 2 story residential building in an iffy neighborhood to a newly built facility centrally located to the services their guests require. Kudos to the staff at MMHS more »

  Leona C. wrote:

Teton Coalition provides homes to low to median income families. The classes include Financial Education, Homebuyer Education, Landscaping, Energy smart, Maintenance, classes to help the families to to understand what buying a home is about. We help the... more »

  yennifer1974 wrote:

Worst food lately. Somebody is embezzling money from the food. I’ve seen better food in prison. Today is February 9, 2025. I went there to eat lunch rice that won’t fully cooked black beans and a piece of bread about 2 inches. Someone is definitely... more »

  randlinhomes wrote:

My name is Norbert Alan Francis Rausch and I’m a Vietnam veteran who through the years has lost my way. I did not plan for my present circumstances to evolve as they did. I am now a chronic alcoholic, unemployed and homeless. At one time I was an... more »

  jesse wrote:

Excellent!! The tremendous support we had from local business was great. And the amount of Veteran turn out was great. Helping feed homeless veterans is one of a kind more »

  toobad4u wrote:

It was dirty and smelled bad! Had to deal with being treated like garbage. All you hear at night are flees jumping around you i was bit a number of times. To say the least i was treated 100 times better when i was in jail then when i went... 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 »

  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 »

  Charles W.3 wrote:

Known for helping people that are homeless. This facility helps the homeless find permanent work and housing. more »

  cherylannprenger wrote:

We are donors and volunteers for NPHY. The care and support they offer homeless and at risk youth in Las Vegas is amazing. They inspired my daughters to form their own non profit called Teens Helping Teens and they work full time to encourage and organize... 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 »

  lady01 wrote:

I had an awful experience with God in Me Ministeries! The house my daughter and I stayed in had 6dogs ours mad 7. A few of these dogs ������ and peed on floors , rugs and carpets they never sterilized area. My 8 yr old dog got a Uti due to this. Cheryl,... more »

  Patricia33 wrote:

This agency is amazing! I have never seen so many lives changed by their work. more »

  Patricia Thompson wrote:

Fr. Joe's Villages serves ALL victims of homelessness across the board of causes---addiction, abuse, mental illness, felonies, etc. He tailors each person's program to their specific needs. His programs address ALL needs of the homeless situation--medical/dental,... more »

  Carol Adamec B. wrote:

Now known as Community Crossroads Shelter, this nonprofit provides shelter for families and individuals who need a place to shower, sleep, and eat supper. I visit the shelter each month to provide story time for young children staying in the family rooms.... more »

  godiva wrote:

This shelter/organization looked out for my family after being evicted and beaten. Ms. Green counseled me during my time of need and prayed me through my situation. I am now on my feet with a job but it took a min and this shelter helped during the process.... 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 »

  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 »

  mollyyoung676 wrote:

Since beginning of 2013 there has been a lack of oversight regarding condition of shelters and fair treatment of clientele. Managing staff and clinical supervisor do not encourage trauma sensitivity. Clinical supervisor is a poor communicator,... more »

  Elise_A wrote:

Giving comes in all forms. You can give your time. You can give your money. You can lend a hand. You can listen. You can give advice and you can give companionship and love. Sometimes young people aren't sure how to get involved or feel like that... 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 »

  pbrockman wrote:

Nationaltelecenter.org is for Veterans, their families, and widows to receive "Instant Help" 502.744.9788 email: veteranstelecenter@yahoo.com Operated by Veterans Lodging,Inc. 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 »

  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 »

  DiedLaughing009 wrote:

I would like to experience the Woman in Need help: I am in need : I wrote to Campaign for the Poor: I went to my Church, Philoptochos, ( they did help somewhat >>>and in abundance for a temporary time!) I went to Got Fund Me: and a private person... more »

  lpolglaze wrote:

I helped plant trees here in the fall of last year. I really got a sense of pride from doing this. The Shelter is a large building that can accommodate many people, and the staff there are kind and caring. more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  pegb wrote:

I have volunteered in many organizations over the years, but none is so committed to meeting the needs of the homeless community as JCOC is. In addition to a huge meal program they service Vet, adults and have a six month program to get peo-ple homes... more »

  ydorsey wrote:

I have a minor who is there due to disrupted behavior. At first I could visit when I wanted to and all of a sudden Gloria Hillson started making excuses a few months before she retired on why I couldn’t. She started saying bad things about me to the... more »

  HCBob wrote:

The Jonas Project is a perfect idea in a world that has finally taken notice of the people that have put their lives on the line for our Freedom. For The Jonas Project offering help to them get their own businesses started...to go the extra mile to help... 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 »

  dustinmasters wrote:

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

  jamaljerkins wrote:

amazing place very trustworthy and helps women out who are struggling. more »

  JImmy75 wrote:

This organization helps people from freezing to death every winter. more »

  suzanne wrote:

Never did I imagine I would gain more from my volunteer experience, than the guests we serve. Every time (usually weekly) I volunteer at the Family Center I am humbled by the spirit of our guests. They have faced circumstances I cannot even imagine,... 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 »

  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 »

  mgallagher18 wrote:

This is all women supporting victims of domestic abuse -- primarily women and children -- in their community. I am proud to participate in annual fundraiser "Girls' Night Out". It is the largest fundraiser for The Shade Tree every year. 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 »

  Mikey-2020 wrote:

I landed at the Drop in center in June of 2018. I spent a year drunk and on drugs. January 11-2019 My insane life stopped by the grace of God I was arrested and served 67 days. That was my detox. On 3-19-2019. I entered the Lighthouse mission ministries... more »

  Slab7Media wrote:

GH is one of those places that wdon't people away and treats everyone the same way. They are great with supplying people with food, clothing and shelter when available. One of the things I appreciate is the "Low Barrier" policy in place. Meaning there's... more »

  Parit wrote:

This is an amazing place where every person irrespective of their status in society is wholly welcomed to worship God in atmosphere filled with love and care. A wonderful worship and preaching experience every sunday which includes a powerful discipleship... more »

  ahc_locksmith wrote:

Family Renew Community based in Daytona Beach Florida, supporting only families with children, is celebrating it's 25 anniversary in 2014. It is funded in a very small part by the local United Way Organization. This establishes the credibility of Family... 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 »

  mombrunlinda wrote:

Turning Point has turned my life around. When I came here just a year ago, I was in shambles in need of financial rehabilitation. With their help, I have my own apartment, have enabled a better awareness of self and have the proverbial tools I need not... more »

  Destanie wrote:

This foundation provides scholarships for those who have completed substance abuse treatment and do not have the financial ability to continue to the next step of treatment, transitional housing or sober living. Being in a sober living environment is... more »

  Newsman wrote:

IYS serves as the umbrella agency overseeing a wide range of programs and services designed to benefit youth and their families. The various programs are designed to 'integrate' with each other to satisfy any need a youth may have; whether physical, emotional,... more »

  AutieNeedsHelp wrote:

This organization is discriminatory. Because of that, my father is now DEAD. As a mentally disabled homeless caucasian, he went in for assistance in 2018, was turned away, and on December 15th of that same year, was KILLED in a hit and run. The "supportive... more »

  Karen1969 wrote:

Donors Beware. Already a donor? Investigate where the money is going. 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 »

  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 »

  ninaboch1 wrote:

there is no way to stop a donation. I have called the number provided and rec'd no answer. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Brooks S. wrote:

Girl who was giving out food at the pantry first ignored me at the front door. She saw me and closed the door on me without greeting me. I then went to the side door and I asked a man for help he told me to knock and the girl came and killed asked if... 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 »

  wcperry wrote:

WATTS truly stepped up its operations coming out of Covid. Originally, WATTS was setup the cold winter months so that the homeless had a place to stay overnight to keep from freezing. WATTS has since then added a warming center during the daytime in... 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 »

  chato78 wrote:

My name is Amanda and without this program and the ladies who run it, I would not be where I am today. I have a full time job and my sobriety. When I went to the program there were many days I wanted to leave but I always called Ms.Coral and she always... 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 »

  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 »

  valfoster wrote:

A friend introduced me to the staff of The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County a few years ago, and at that first meeting, I knew I had to find the time to help them spread the word about the valuable work they do daily, turning... 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 »

  gayle2 wrote:

New Phoebe House originally was a bit militaristic and top/down organization that struggled to keep addicts in line. After much inquiry and research we know that our residents are frequently survivors of multi-trauma abuse and require healing of those... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  rockarollawmn wrote:

Just donated a queen mattress/box spring, dresser, 2 large bags of clothes, a box of men's suits, a dining room table with 2 chairs, a living room table with HEII heavy glass top, dinner plates with drinking glasses, & a 45 inch retro flat screen tv.... more »

  bootsbarrell wrote:

I just want to say this has been an uplifting experience,our daughter has been there for3months and our daughter is terrific. The house is run very well she has a small job and has learned how to deal with life. Our daughter is doing fantastic ,she has... more »

  Janice B.2 wrote:

Whatsoever You Do, Inc. goes above and beyond to help those less fortunate or homeless. They provide tents in the Spring, Summer & Fall as well as cooking supplies, sleeping bags, food, etc...for the homeless. They have acquired a bldg that is being... more »

  pattiw wrote:

I volunteer for ECPAC Friends in Need. I come in once a week to pack groceries for low income people. The food bank is well organized. I like the fact that the clients can pick their own food, rather than being handed a bag of food. (Review entered by... more »

  kytia31 wrote:

Sammon build is the worst shelter for homeless woman the apartment are nice but the staff could care less about the woman they try to get the families children taken away by making false acs reports. The director crystal standish has a history at the... more »

Outreach services of a faith based ministry to meet the charitable, social and educational needa of the nations. more »

Tedford Housing works together with people in their communities to find lasting solutions to the challenges of homelessness. We... more »

INCOMPLETE: This organization has submitted a request to create a profile on GivingMatters.com, but the... more »

Van feeds homeless in placer cnty more »

Care for the homeless and needy more »

Provide temporary shelter and transitional housing more »

Hope shores alliance is a community supported human service organization dedicated to assisting victims/survivors and their families... more »

The Atlantic City Rescue Mission meets a critical need in a five-county area of southern New Jersey by serving all populations... more »

Innovative adult foster care, inc. Has the primary purpose of providing room and board to individuals who are mentally retarded... more »

bak·pak™ is a non-profit organization committed to fighting homelessness. It is our philosophy that everyone deserves a chance,... more »

To provide shelter, food, and assistance to homeless families. more »

This corporation is organized to work toward the improvement of the plight of the homeless and its purposes are exclusively charitable... more »

To own, operate and promote affordable residential housing for residents in thornwood, ny. more »

To foster change in individuals through recognizing personal responsibility, individual contribution, and the attainability of... more »

Working each day to provide shelter and a path toward stability for homeless men and women of auburn. Rha also helps facilitate... more »

Shelter for homeless and abused women and children. more »

To provide decent, safe, affordable housing to previously homeless persons and to qualified low-income residents at affordable... more »

The mission of the Homeless Assistance Leadership Organization (HALO) is to provide a pathway to self­‐sufficiency for those... more »

Provides emergency and transitional housing to homeless and chronically homeless individuals. Provides outreach services and assistance... more »

Our mission is to educate,advocate and develop housing for individuals who suffer from the combined effects of chronic homelessness... more »

It is the current mission of Hope House of Milwaukee, Inc. to end homelessness and create healthy communities within the city... more »

To impact the well being of children in need. more »

Provide housing, food, school, health care training for children more »

To serve as a liaison between non-profit organizations and local, state, and federal governmental agencies as well as other private... more »

To operate exclusively for charitable and benevolent purposes in providing services and shelter for abused and neglected children;... more »

The mission of the apostles' house (tah) is to provide comprehensive social services to homeless, at-risk families and individuals... more »

Provide temporary emergency shelter for persons displaced from their home for any reason. more »

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To provide shelter, assistance, and supportive servies to the community's most vulnerable citizens. more »

Mission: To provide relief, rehabilitation, and development through: Shelter: Finding housing for those facing homelessness Training:... more »

To provide apartment facilities for individuals with mental disabilities in gautier, ms. more »

The mission of the center for children and young adults is to care for abandoned, abused and neglected children. more »

To provide food, shelter, and assistance to homeless adults and children. more »

The City Rescue Mission has a rich Christian history, having been formed as a result of a spiritual awakening in New Castle (PA)... more »

Eliminating racism, empowering women more »

To provide temporary assistance to homeless and substance abuse victims with housing, job search, training and counseling more »

IHN of Mercer County was established to sustain a community wide effort to provide shelter, meals, and comprehensive assistance... more »

Children’s Umbrella Center Organization is founded... more »

Turning point programs serve the homeless population in adams and york counties assisting both familiees and individuals with... more »