Find Temporary Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  Living Proof wrote:

When I first got there I thought very little of myself for ending up there. I was shown genuine care and concern by the staff at Solutions. Even when I didn't believe in myself they believed in me. There were guidlines to follow in order to get your life... more »

  Delores wrote:

I am a former female prisoner and I am very grateful for the assistance that Genesis was able to provide to me. They have ministered to me and have held me accountable in my walk with the Lord. I have truly grown in the Word and I am now working and... more »

  roberte1103 wrote:

My church became involved with this organization over 20 years ago by inviting suburban homeless and their families into our church for one month a year through this organization's "Hospitality Network". One month a year (every March) our church provides... more »

  Michelle102 wrote:

This nonprofit is a great asset to the city of Portland. I'm an active volunteer in the men's housing shelter located under the Hawthorne Bridge. The staff is always accessible and open to services that the community is willing/able to provide to the... more »

  nmjen wrote:

We had to travel from New Mexico to Aurora, Colorado when my daughter had to undergo a bone marrow transplant to address her Severe Aplastic Anemia in 2009. After she was discharged to continue her treatment outpatient, she was severely immuno-suppressed... more »

  whalers wrote:

I got involved with this group due to several reasons. - Great program and success rate. - Very accountable. We help the families become self sufficient. (It is not a handout.) - Excellent staff who care about their clients and help them be successful. -... more »

  Amy wrote:

PATH Achieve Glendale is an outstanding program reaching out to homeless families in the Glendale area. After taking a tour a few years ago, I was really impressed. When Natalie Profant-Komuro then went to PATH Achieve, I knew that the program would... more »

  JulianeS wrote:

There are multiple barriers that one can face when obtaining secure, adequate housing. These barriers become almost impossible for those who have been incarcerated due to mental health symptoms/diagnosis. CJK Community Homes provides affordable, clean,... more »

  Fludder wrote:

I am currently in the infant stage of learning about The Restoration House, however; my experiences so far have lead me to believe that God just might have a purpose for me here. I had heard about The Restoration House through Mandy and Daniel Watson... more »

  mchase wrote:

I am part of a group that organizes a series of athletic endurance events to help raise money for Christopher's Haven. When I first participated in these events two years ago, I did not know much about Christopher's Haven and, honestly, although I was... more »

  dgolden wrote:

I visited Transitions Global during a media trip to Cambodia with my organization. I did not know of them thought they came highly recommended. I was impressed by: - the scope of knowledge of their founders, James and Athena Pond - the systematic... more »

  Tammi C. wrote:

The women and children served by House of His Creation are taught who they are in Christ. They are given an example through houseparents of what a mom and dad should look like. These girls are given a chance to become more than they expect from themselves... more »

  Pat Plant wrote:

I've volunteered and contributed to EHCLifebuilders for six years. During that time I have been impressed with the volume of people that are helped by this organization and the variety of services that are provided. They are an important contributor to... more »

  kteed290 wrote:

There are not enough stars or enough positive descriptive words in order for me to accurately reflect the help, support and guidance I received from this access office. My gratitude and appreciation for sherry, Kathleen, Ian and Jeff is forever undeniable.... more »

  Diamonte wrote:

Hi, My name is Diamonte. When I first started homeward Bound of Marin, I loved it. I didn't know what it would be like when I first went, but when I got there, I loved it. Today was my second day. I can't wait until tomorrow to do it again. more »

  cn336 wrote:

I have always worked with and helped women. In the Air Force I was a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, so when I retired and moved to Prescott I wanted to continue helping women. I have seen how life circumstances can lead to homelessness in women... more »

  masallas wrote:

I was the editor of the Fisher House Magazine for many years, and as such traveled to visit many houses, heard many personal stories and read many letters written in thanks to this organization. The Fisher Houses help real people every day in their time... more »

  Allison Fradkin wrote:

Though I have only been volunteering with WINGS for a short time, it has been time very well-spent. WINGS values its volunteers, requesting our input and offering genuine gratitude for our assistance and commitment. The staff at WINGS is devoted to... more »

  Cassandra wrote:

I've been on the Board for one year now, and been a donor to First Place for more than five. I began supporting them because of my work with homeless adults and discovering that more than half of them had been part of the foster care system as children!... more »

  Queenme wrote:

Lydia's House is a jewel providing services to families in a significantly challenged section of the Nation's Capitol. This section of the District of Columbia has demographics that reflect severe need for residents living below the poverty level including... more »

  eddd wrote:

As a Board Member of Beverly Bootstraps, I have watched the staff and volunteers change the lives of thousands of people over the many years of my involvement. Bootstraps is a facile organization, able to adjust to the needs of any client who arrives.... more »

  SheilaGJoin wrote:

I've had the blessing of volunteering with DASH for several years, and continue to be blown away by the care and intentionality with which they approach everyone. They are fiercely protective of the safety and dignity of the residents in their care, and... more »

  MickeyJenson wrote:

My husband and I have been working at Ronald McDonald for close to 2 years now. We could not be happier with our experiences and the organization it is. We didn't know a lot about it before being involved but it has exceeded our expectations in it's value... more »

  bjess422 wrote:

Life sometimes finds you in places where you don't want to be. My life was at the bottom of the pile. I had nowhere to go and everyone walked away from. I was scared and using every day. When I went to treatment for drug abuse they said to go to a recovery... more »

  csmcc1 wrote:

My two daughters and I came to Rainbow Village after becoming homeless due to domestic violence. It was an answer to my prayers. Their program offered affordable housing, after-school care, and the love and support I needed after facing something that... more »

  alxzero1 wrote:

"Life-Saving Support!"Iron Sharpens Iron changed my life. They were there for me when I had nowhere else to turn. Their team rescued me from human trafficking and provided a safe, loving environment where I could begin to heal. They truly care about... more »

  tshaw265 wrote:

Simply put, Mercy House is the best homeless service nonprofit organization I have ever encountered. I am the former Executive Director of the Orange County Homeless Issues Task Force, so I know what it takes to move beyond managing peoples' homelessness... more »

  Martel O. wrote:

We are thrilled to partner with LA Room and Board. The intentionality, passion, approach and compassion LA Room and Board gives to their clients is what other organizations should thrive for. It's important that we continue to provide support and care... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a Latina, homeless mother. I sought the help of DC Doors, during the time I participated in their transitional living program, I was assisted with finding a job, and getting back on my feet. I came to DC Doors after leaving my abuser and having to... more »

  jfjcpa wrote:

the Nevada Youth Empowerment Project's mission appears to help young women who do not know each other and do not have a normal home life to learn how to deal with life starting from the basics and hopefully learning how to succeed. they live in a home... more »

  diane1962 wrote:

I was desperate and hopeless. I was introduced to a lady named Cynthia M. She took me to her program and showed me my room. I was greeted with much love and for the first time felt safe. It has been eight years later and I am still actively involved with... more »

  Estelle2 wrote:

The River House offers a place for men to rebuild a life that they have lost or never had. The shelter builds an amazing sense of community among residents, who support one another as much as the staff of the River House supports them. I am thankful... more »

  Timothy S.2 wrote:

Seen this flyer on FB to support our Veteran & families Sept 28th from 10 am to 2 pm. The price was either a cash donation, new pair of underwear (men or women), or canned food. What a great way to engage the community and garner support for our Veterans... more »

  Jimmjohnson wrote:

I stayed at SafeHouse TLP for 18 months and they helped me get a job and get through truck driving school and get a job as a truck driver. They helped me learn how to budget my money and then helped me get an apartment of my own that I could afford. They... more »

  jeannetteb wrote:

I have been involved in many facets of board work with Anna Marie's Alliance: board chairperson, Personnel Committee Chairperson, Civic Engagement initiative to promote healthy relationships in workplaces, charitable gambling, permanent housing task force,... more »

  maryallison17 wrote:

Jubilee Women’s Center is a magical place, not only because of the resilient and tenacious women who start a new and successful life here, but also because of the commitment to service of the founders, the staff and volunteers to serve here. Jubilee,... more »

  dixe1 wrote:

Bethsaida offers a safe, welcoming enviroment for homeless woman. It is a quality program. The support and strength they get from the program enables them to move forward in their lives to self-sufficiency. more »

  kalison wrote:

Project PLASE is many things, it houses, feeds, counsels, advises and understands clients needs. Housing an array of people, from veterans to mentally ill to transgenders allows it to hit something for people across the board who are in need. Helping... more »

  Clbarker333 wrote:

Bithiahs is such a great organization, with amazing staff who really show how much they care about the families and children they serve. I have volunteered with them and watching how hard they work to make sure their families receive the absolute best... more »

  amanda wrote:

I have only been involved with VIRC&D for a short period of time but I have found them always at the ready to assist in anyway possible. Their employees are always trying to help in anyway they can whether that is getting you in touch with the right people... more »

  Blessed1975 wrote:

As our country is dealing with houselessness, especially with our Veterans who served and came back with situations, sometimes beyond their control. Sheepgate is working with the state of Oregon LaPine to obtain land to build tiny home Veterans Village.... more »

  browncd wrote:

I had a good experience with this nonprofit. First, the administrative staff was very helpful. She addressed my questions and worked with me to find a date and time to volunteer that fit my schedule and the nonprofit's schedule. Second, the site administrator... more »

  Cindy A.5 wrote:

When you've lived through abuse yourself, like Andi has, God equips your heart in a unique way to help others in a real and personal way. This woman deeply cares for young people who find themselves lost and without hope. If you've lost your way and are... more »

  klboz12 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since its inception in 1986. I have over 41 years of work in the non-profit sector and this organization is one of the best I have ever experienced. Their priority is the people they serve; their service model... more »

  Kim Malcolm wrote:

BFHP does a lot of good for a lot of people and with limited resources. It houses and feeds hundreds of homeless every year, is a good employer and an essential member of the Berkeley community. As an executive director of another local nonprofit, I... more »

  JPthe wrote:

I have been on the board for Kingdom Boundaries now for about 3 years . But that is not where my association with K.B. starts. About 8 years ago I was released from prison and was one of the first in the housing of K.B. I have been privileged... more »

  greatnonprofits wrote:

I've had extensive interactions with the staff and directors at "My Father's House" (Life Saver's Ministries) in North Chelmsford. They are selfless, focused and driven by their desire to help young, unwed mothers in need. The larger driving force behind... more »

  Writer wrote:

Dear Interfaith:As I sat here today thinking of the perfect words to describe the impact you have made in my life, I realized that I could never show everyone how much it means to me. I realize that you all look at each other as a team and rely... more »

  smalls wrote:

I have trained with The Freedom House and have volunteered with them for several months now. I am impressed with the professionalism, the caring attitude, and the most hard working staff that I have ever worked with. I have seen the change in girls in... more »

  jgaribay wrote:

My family received WRAP services for approximately two years due to our sons severe emotional needs. He had constant rages, self harming behaviors (cutting and burning himself) and the whole family was in a state of crisis on a daily basis. FCNI came... more »

  meljo276 wrote:

One week before Christmas in 2011 I found myself with nowhere to turn. I had a week old baby and 3 other children under the age of 6. A friend told me about the Rescue Mission and gave me the number. From the minute I spoke with them on the phone I felt... more »

  Don_10 wrote:

As a former client, resident, and God seeker of Justin's Place a faith based rehab at St Matt's I have much gratitude for them. St. Matt's on a daily basis touches many, and definitely touched me. My life has changed for the better, and I could not have... more »

  mobileUser729032 wrote:

I love that this agency does what it says it will do. I have had the honor of touring the agency and meeting with the owner, and I see the passion she has. I have met with graduates and their testimonies are amazing. This agency is for the people and... more »

  Jeanette B. wrote:

About 97 years of helping women. Emma Norton Services provides housing for women facing homelessness or experiencing homelessness. Emma's Place provides housing for single parent families with 3 or more children. But it's not just housing. Both... more »

  wendy1john32 wrote:

I am always moved by the compassion that Covenant House California shows to homeless children by giving them a safe place to live and people to care for them. more »

  Eric wrote:

Have partner with the Wyoming valley rescue mission for the past year, and find their outreach to be beyond reproach. A great ministry serving a needing community. more »

  mobileUser428050 wrote:

Jeff and Temara really care about helping people move in a positive direction and it shows in all they do. more »

  susie179 wrote:

To :New Exodos Attention :Phil I just wanted to thank you for all of my new beautiful furniture. My children and I absolutely love it. This has been an amazing experiance for all of us. You have made my dreams come true. I never even thought we could... more »

  MombyGrace wrote:

Amazing group of people dedicated to helping single moms. Their workshops are fantastic. more »

  ejatwell wrote:

I am writing about the Life Recovery Program. It is a year long program for men that cannot afford rehab. These men learn how to deal with life, how to give back to the community, to respect others and theirself and how to care for others. This is a wonderful... more »

  Dovetail wrote:

Great local and hands on local charity. They have a keen interest in their mission and provide direct support to families in need of transitional housing. We've been involved for 4 years with their Project Playhouse fundraiser. It creates a lot of... more »

  Tammy A. wrote:

Warren Village believes all families should have access to affordable housing, safe and reliable child care, and the skills necessary to lead an independent life. Warren Village provides these services to economically disadvantaged single parent families... more »

  Spence H. wrote:

I was introduced to First Fruit Ministries over 5 years ago. I had worked with typical "rescue mission" organizations before and this is what I was expecting the first time I visited First Fruit Ministries. Immediately after I set foot the campus I... more »

  claudetteharr wrote:

Michael is very knowledgeable and helpful. He goes above and beyond what is required of him. more »

  michael29 wrote:

I was asked to create a multimedia photo essay to tell the story of Cottage Housing, and what they do for the people they serve and the community. I shot the story and did interviews over a six-month period. In that time I got to hear the stories of... more »

  Perth2022 wrote:

This organization is full of great people who focus on the "T.E.A.M." They have a unified vision to help every person who comes through their doors to learn to get better and become a righteous member of society. This organization deserves to be recognized... more »

  LauraMF wrote:

Family Promise of Cobb County provides vital services in our community. Neighbors helping neighbors is the clear mission, which the staff, host churches, and volunteers exemplify. For nearly 10 years, my family has volunteered in several capacities, our... more »

  Joshua13 wrote:

I had a brief encounter with a Mrs. or Ms. Vanessa Wood and she was very short with me and unprofessional. It was my impression that she is not in the business of helping the people she services, but is only in this industry to make herself feel better... more »

  citizensa wrote:

They have let go of 35 employees due to "budget cuts" The VP harasses employees, makes unprofessional remarks, and she misuses grant money. She is not qualified to be a VP with a bachelor's degree. The "HR" team is bias and protects the development team... more »

  Connieb wrote:

This organization was started in the home of two dedicated community members. I am in awe of their generosity and compassion. It is an honor to support such an organziation where everyone gives their time and resources so freely. The House of Refuge... more »

  anitajohn22 wrote:

Excellent well run organization... Entering the field of nonprofit for housing low income individuals? Look no further. more »

  Ivan A. wrote:

ECTLC has various Programs to stabilize families/individuals facing homelessness. As a graduate of this outstanding Program, I can attest to its success. more »

  Tomc wrote:

I have been affiliated with The Lazarus Project over the past 13 years and have been continually impressed with the success of the organization. The mission of the organization is to bring the impoverished of Placer County to self sufficency and it has... more »

  Pamela C.2 wrote:

I have been affiliated with Haywood Pathways for 5 years. In that time I have seen personally, men and women with a hopeless future before coming to Pathways. These people were met with love and care. They became assets to the community, broke a cycle... more »

  dougroberts wrote:

I joined the Board of Trustees of Cincinnati Union Bethel 14 years ago and I am amazed at how much it has grown and the number of women, children, and families in need that it has assisted and continues to serve. Cincinnati Union Bethel will celebrate... more »

  Della Shane wrote:

Way Back Inn far exceeds their goals each year by helping homeless children and their families. This program is operated by volunteers and only one staff person. 2009 has been a challenging year with the economic downturn -- less donations -- and many... more »

  Cyndee2727 wrote:

http://thomashouseshelter.org/ Wow, two more families are graduating this month from this amazing transitional shelter! Last year 91% of Thomas House families moved from the shelter into permanent housing! Way to go Thomas House. Like us on FB https://www.facebook.com/ThomasHouseTemporaryShelter more »

  Writer wrote:

My name is DeMarea Colson and I was introduced to the shining light ministry by a friend. I enjoyed the fellowship of meeting other mothers that may be going through the same thing that I was going through at the moment. This organization has helped and... more »

  cmuh64 wrote:

I worked for Heading Home, Inc. (formerly Shelter Inc.) for almost five years. During my time there I was able to grow and learn a lot. I also was able to take advantage of great opportunities for moving up in my career in the field of social work. The... more »

  mjfrias55 wrote:

Fox Valley Veterans Council proves time and time again that the power of aligned thinking, purpose and positive attitude go a long way in serving our veterans in N.E. Wisconsin. I'll always be appreciative to know Tim, Nancy, Barb and Kim etc...have created... more »

  KARENVILLAGRAN wrote:

N.S.O. IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION, I AM GLAD GOD PUT THIS PEOPLE IN MY WAY, THANKS TO N.S.O. FOR ALL THE OPORTUNITY THEY GIVE DURING THIS TIME, AND I WISH WE CAN FIND PROGRAMS LIKE THIS AROUND THE WORLD THAT CARES ABOUT THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. more »

  Kayla Mitchell wrote:

I have worked for Hope Haven a little of 4 months and it has changed my life for the better. I, like the girls came into life with a lot of baggage, but the Lord has blessed me in so many ways. To be able to share my testimony and breathe life into the... more »

  GivingGal wrote:

We are not just a homeless shelter, we provide homes where women come to heal and put their lives back together. Many of our residents live with us for up to two years while they overcome serious illnesses like breast cancer, we support human trafficking... more »

  gravity108 wrote:

The people at Housing Hope care so much and it shows by the difference they are making in people's lives. more »

  Writer wrote:

The experience and gratitude I gained while volunteering for Soul Sanctuary in the Desert far succeeds words. I was able to see the care and knowledge each family at the shelter was given .Their growth was visible and the staff was fabulous. more »

  johnavol wrote:

Mary & Martha House in Ruskin is the only facility in South Hillsborough County that provides emergency and transitional housing and support services to abused and homeless women and their children. This is truly a results based organization that focuses... more »

  nicole-hecker wrote:

This is the most amazing place! Women helping other women 18-24 find their identity in Christ, teaches basic skills and equips them to go out on their own with a knowledge of their self worth and value. When all others have let these girls down, Saving... more »

  lollepop wrote:

The staff in the kitchen where very helpful when we got to the Place of Hope to make the meal. They showed how to use the grill. We baked hash browns for it. Helped with setting up the station for serving .They put deserts and salad to add to the meal... more »

  servant shepherd wrote:

Hungry For God Home has transformed the lives of young men 17-24 years old aging out of foster care and fatherlessness, homeless and hopeless. Housing and bringing help, healing and hope restorative justice to over 250 young men since 2003. I've seen... more »

  Robert38 wrote:

These non-profit helps families with housing, furniture, clothing & food. more »

  Writer wrote:

After attending graduation and hearing the stories from teachers and students alike, I am unbelievably moved by the work taking place at the Maine State Prison. This work is changing lives. more »

  Burd81 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Coburn Place for 5 years. I started by decorating apartments and getting them ready for the women and their children to move into. It is an amazing feeling to look at a completed apartment and know that a women that has been... more »

  Rope wrote:

The co-founder of this ministry has to step up his game. I as a member of the public who would love to give donations and volunteer for this type of organization wonders what is really going on? I know someone that is very special to me that lives in... more »

  Lisa_K2 wrote:

How Two Med Students Accepted What They Couldn't Change--and Changed What They Couldn't AcceptNew Orleans Women's Shelter Outreach Program, NOWSoutreach.orgI'm inspired by the two LSU Med students who ran for various class officer positions---and... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is a complete fraud and needs to be shut down. Incomplete Guidestarprofile. Compare the description with Guidestar and the Palestine Chamber of Commercepage. On Guidestar it states that it is a temporary shelter for the homeless.... more »

  live2serve wrote:

Community Family Life Services is a truly inspirational organization that serves the homeless and impoverished residents of Washington, D.C. The staff are genuinely invested in the success of each client that walks through the doors at CFLS. I have never... more »

  lindawilson wrote:

I have known this non-profit for many years. There are several aspects of this non-profit that are particularly impressive. +Angela Hurks, the CEO, has a real passion to help the population she shelters.+The population served are some of the... more »

  4963ty wrote:

The mission statement is a great one and so are the guidelines put in place. How ever the guidelines are not carried out. more »

  olivia1 wrote:

The Bush Cares Project is a great organization that is working to build housing for homeless female veterans in the Houston, TX area. They are very committed to supporting and empowering female veterans to rebuild their lives since their military service. more »

  Courtney L wrote:

I've worked for RMHC of Greater Las Vegas since January 2009 and every day I'm touched by the strength of the families we serve, the generosity of our donors and the commitment of our volunteers. Thank you for all you do to support us, so we can support... more »

  KarenR1 wrote:

For six years this faith based transitional housing ministry has helped over a hundred otherwise homeless men in their walk and support in making positive changes in their lives with housing, food, work, budgeting, spiritual growth and mentorship. more »

  Tandy wrote:

What an exceptional organization!!! Nothing like it in this region. more »

  GAH1953 wrote:

This organization is lead by a very good SCAM artist. He, Leroy Jones, learning the skills of public speaking from his Pastor Father. Mr. Jones uses this skill very cleverly to convince the public, particularly Christian Churches, to donate to his cause.... more »

  Steve01 wrote:

A more well-run organization would be hard to find in this area. Strong, competent management, historically strong boards and committed volunteers have made this most important community asset provide badly needed facilities for those in crisis with sick... more »

  oldbear wrote:

Family Promise Mat-Su is an excellent solution to family homelessness. They not only have a shelter for families, but for their pets! Volunteers provide meals and compassionate care to help the families make the transition from houselessness to affordable... more »

  davesdogs79 wrote:

Banyan did a truly tremendous job of accepting a manufactured home donation. They handled the paperwork extremely smoothly and removed the home from my property at no cost. I was worried about title paperwork, permitting, etc... again they handled... more »

  Ark Refuge Ministries wrote:

I volunteered with Margie's House for over 5 years! This worthwhile organization has grown exponentially to serve the citizens of the city of Fairburn and South Fulton County and beyond. Margie's House is committed to helping citizens to overcome financial... more »

  CathyLuck wrote:

As the volunteer Spiritual Community Director of OASIS of NWA, I am proud to see these recovering women and children reclaiming their lives. Our first complete two year program graduate is not only still in recovery from her past, but she is also employed... more »

  marshallfan12 wrote:

This place saves my life, so much more than a drug treatment center, they’re literally a family. Unlike other treatment centers , everyone that works there has substance use disorder and is in recovery. They can really relate with you, and help you... more »

  unfair wrote:

This place claims to be a Christian based organization, yet they bully, threaten, and coerce underage teens to agree to adoption. They use means of manipulation, isolation, and biblical damnation to bully girls into feeling as if they have no other choice... 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 »

  Lorianne wrote:

I had the pleasure of staying in the CRPS Clubhouse while receiving Ketamine Infusions. I had Dawn as my caretaker each night, who was able to comfort me after my painful portacath placement and use relaxation techniques to help me with painful symptoms... more »

  Anonymous100 wrote:

They really truly care and helped me so much when I was a teenager in foster care. more »

  lmc2024 wrote:

Thanks for giving veterans a second chance. This is much needed. more »

  1953 wrote:

I need to find an affordable APT. To live in. Will you please call me at 715-310-8619.Sincerely, Rosemarie PundsackI am homeless since January. more »

  Writer wrote:

This power point is about "sharehelp" in Culver City in conjunction with Sleep Tight who has committed fraud and Candace Benton is a liar she has no license in clinical therapy and lied to me about being the CEO of sleep tight, yet she has listed herself... more »

  keepsakesphotography wrote:

My son was injured by an inept nurse resulting in a horrifying neurological condition known as CRPS- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. We had to leave our home in KY and lived in Boston, MA, for two months while he went through an excruciating rehab program... 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 »

  mommaboy wrote:

Multiple Options is an organization designed to aid inmates who are re-entering society due to parole or probation. We offer shelter, meals, aid in finding employment, vocational training and support all in a structured, well monitored environment. ... more »

  tortiejack wrote:

My step-daughter has attended Children's Connection for the last three years. It has made a great difference in her attitude. She isn't angry at her Dad anymore for the crimes he committed. Great program and it doesn't cost anything. 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 »

  Debera_S wrote:

My mother was a very loving, generous person. When she died I used some of the money she left me to sponsor a child until she grew out of the program. In her memory, I picked a little girl born on the same day and month as my mother. The little girl... 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 »

  casareview wrote:

Once I retired, I was looking for volunteer opportunities to serve our community. My daughter-in-law told me about Casa Esperanza. I went for a tour and decided this was where I wanted to be. Being a retired teacher, I know the impact serious illness... more »

  Dmcbride wrote:

I’m sorry to deliver such disappointing news. Please pray hard and think twice about donating to this Ronald McDonald house. It needs to be investigated on their so called requirements to assist those in need. My granddaughter who is 7 years old was... more »

  SilverStarMom wrote:

Betsy Ann Ross House of Hope (BARHH) in Augusta, Maine is an amazing and much needed 501c3 organization that is providing homeless female veterans and their children with temporary housing and other support services to help them gain their independence.... more »

  Marshall_M wrote:

Tanya Jisa, Founder and Executive Director of Benevolence Farm, inspires me. After reading a New York Times article about the high incarceration rates of women across the country she was distraught by the issue as anyone reading the article would be.... more »

  shonie0318 wrote:

Bright eyes does excellent work. I love the personal touch of professionalism they offer in this industry of work. more »

  dickhead wrote:

I worked for this sham of a company in an executive position for 6 years. LCG Community Services is a rip off of City money for services that could only be described as inhumane! Their refusal to make repairs on their apartments, their complete disregard... more »

  Leah Z. wrote:

Jurnie's Shelter is focusing on a future domestic violence shelter in Waupaca County. The board and volunteers involved are highly devoted to the cause. more »

  lhecker wrote:

Opportunity House is a Christian-based 501(c)(3) ministry formed out of a community survey in 2012. The community answered the call of several families suffering temporary homelessness. Several concerned citizens of the community formed this non-profit... more »

  prenfrow wrote:

Who Stays at Amy's House?Transplant Candidates & Transplant Recipients (Heart, Abdominal, STEM Cell Transplant, LVAD)Living Organ DonorsCancer Patients receiving long-term treatmentAll Patients Require a Caregiver (Caregivers & Drivers... more »

  Serenity08 wrote:

I'm Debbie, the founder of Serenity Pointe. My husband and I started Serenity 2008 taking homeless folks into our home. After a couple years we realized we needed to create money so we could help more people. We started Serenity Thrift in 2010. My husband... more »

  dharward wrote:

This is a wonderful house of loving and compassionate people. My family and my business have been ongoing supporters and we can't say enough about the caring and loving staff. more »

  famr4evr wrote:

These amazing women have helped so many families in our community! They have helped with acquiring furnishings to set up house, funds to get into a home, help with how to start the process of getting into a place to live, items needed for a new family,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Help me get on my feet and I will never forget. Best kept secret in ga more »

  shanae2 wrote:

The people at Fannie's House are amazing. They are very compassionate and caring and effective. more »

  rmwf wrote:

The administrators genuinely care about the people they serve. My interactions with the organization during outreach events has been positive and rewarding. more »

  in-sightcollaborative wrote:

I have networked with Finding Refuge through online events since the summer of 2020. The methodology of this organization and the vision they have for a better world is humbling and focuses the attention where it needs to be: on the people experiencing... more »

  cade wrote:

The Shelter provides a warm meal and a bed to sleep in during the cold and wet winter months to those who are without a home. This is a life-saving service provided by a group of volunteers supported by the local community. HRSS works hard to offer shelter... more »

  yourmorher wrote:

They have 7 homes serving 43 people coming off the street with mental health. They provide artistically influenced mental health design inspired homes that are safe and foster love and creativity. Safe homes provide stability and ability to achieve goals.... more »

  ETEAKI wrote:

PLEASE REMOVE THIS ..........WE DO NOT WISH TO DISCLOSE OUR BUSINESS INFORMATION ONLINE .....WE ARE A PRIVATE BUSINESS AND THAT REMAINS PRIVATE LICE ETC....THANK YOU F.LEILANI ETEAKI more »

  kg2 wrote:

I have read the valuable information on the TLC-STEUBEN site and am aware of their good works. Very good information and a genuinely good non-profit. more »

  big Mike wrote:

Rainbows and Moonbeams provided a living place for my 3 FAS children for 18 years. The kids now all go to a special college in New Mexico. I would have lost my children with out the Wies families help. They told my kids about me and why I had to let them... more »

  vrbs wrote:

The store at 5320 E Speedway is clean and well organized. I stopped in to browse for clothes and ended up with a darling antique dresser as well! Valorie Grega was friendly and efficient. She set up a home delivery for me that went very smoothly. The... 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 »

  Agybeekee wrote:

I Udeh Agatha Ginika start by thanking the Head and members of this great Noble non profit organization Africa Women Mobilisation Commission AWMC for touching people's lives, special the less privilege. I am highly amazed about the one I know... more »

  MissKOKODa1 wrote:

They tried to make me stay against my will and sex traffic me. Other than that the food was good, I suppose! -Miss KOKO more »

  Chastidy F. wrote:

What I love about Mimi's House , is that the program helps these unaccompanied teen homeless females have a worry-free environment where they learn basic needs - and they assist and inspire them with the hope that they build self sufficient lives. They... more »

  tmarie75 wrote:

The HER foundation does great things for the Pensacola community and female veterans! It's service to the people aligns with the values and ideals of its late founder. It's an amazing organization that fulfills a great need for women who have served our... 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 »

  bubbles69999 wrote:

I'm homeless can anyone help please I'm sick with diebetes 406-694-5476 more »

  Yeske22 wrote:

I have been on the board of Haven of Hope and have worked as a volunteer with helping where ever my feeble hands are able. Haven of Hope works to help break the cycle of homelessness for women and children by showing them another way. It is really a great... more »

  Dr Mary wrote:

I recently toured Gianna's House and met some of the ladies in residence. What a great program offering them help when needed to future themselves and their babies. This program sets these ladies up for success. Susie Q's Kids was happy to provide much-needed... more »

  marciaR wrote:

Deon arrived at our doors at age 21 with no place to live. He found the right Place!Casa Valentina opened their hearts, gave him a bed, support and HOPE! I He was ready to learn about life, about jobs, about how to succeed in school. He grew... more »

  uncaballero wrote:

This organization is loaded with Nepotism! The CEO has a dumby board and is way overpaid. There is shady things happening at this organization. more »

  Deja Teairra S. wrote:

The genuine love and passion found within this organization is incomparable! more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

About 7 years ago, I almost went to this house when my first daughter was almost born premature. Thank goodness that the doctors at U.N.M were able to prevent that from happening and saved my daughter. But while there, the doctors told us about the Ronald... more »

  soobbe wrote:

I found StopGap Inc. while I was working on my undergraduate degree at KU. I was researching the likelihood of youth attending college after aging-out of the foster care system. What I learned from my research is that kids who age-out desperately want... more »

  Susan E. wrote:

Women's Recovery Center of Tampa Bay, Inc. (WRCTB) is a program designed to assist individual women plus moms & kids in changing destructive lifestyles. As a temporary shelter, many come & go, but those who want change in their lives tend to stay longer.... more »

  Tasha24 wrote:

I never thought I’d be homeless — but there I was, living in my car with my two kids, scared and ashamed. After escaping an abusive relationship, I had nowhere to go and no one to turn to. I was battling depression, hungry, and completely broken. When... more »

  PPhil wrote:

This ministry has come a long way. Debra Person, the Executive Director is dynamic and professional. Her heart is for the women she serves. As a board member when the organization was new we went through growing pains. With Debra's tenacity... more »

  Juliana B.1 wrote:

This is a wonderful service. As a librarian in Mount Kisco I became aware of people who needed shelter for the winter months. There were no local services for people who had no winter employment and had lost their home accommodations for a number of... more »

  Belleza N. wrote:

PAANCI began out of a group of social workers in child protective services who knew what the tragedy of child abuse and neglect is. They have been beneficial in assisting law enforcement in southern California apprehend offenders of the law. They are... 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 »

  e.h.crump1874 wrote:

This organization should not even be on this site. Their charter has been dissolved in Tennessee! more »

  Writer wrote:

We worked on the community garden we can't wait till its harvest time. And by giving back we had a chance to go to Comerica Park to see the Tiger's game. Thank you Freeriders and Comerica Park. more »

  jbearden wrote:

I am the Business Manager of Faith Hope and Charity Recycle Store, a local non-profit thrift store that benefits the community. Our organization gives funding to the Isaiah House in the form of yearly grants. I have found this organization to be efficiently... more »

  cygjames wrote:

After a long battle with drug addiction, my younger brother was placed in this house though a substance abuse center. When he told me the house was run by a virtual slumlord, I had a hard time believing it. He explained how the landlord (Kevin Green)... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful organization to help homeless families get back on their feet. It's a hand up not a hand out. Besides providing housing and essentials for homeless families, invaluable programs and services help ensure these families are able to make the... more »

  kamerahead wrote:

Eddie was a warm, brilliant young man who faced challenges from his birth. Disease killed him in the end but the search for a family that offered him respect and honor was too long in the making. He will be missed but this charity keeps his name... more »

  klh789 wrote:

my name is kristina me and my daughters keirra and klara have recently become homeless. im staying in a motel right now with the help of the fish food bank and a church out on the key peninsula im looking for housing I can afford for us i have made several... more »

  outreach-for-christ wrote:

Our MISSION reflects our commitment to dedicate all of our resources to reaching a lost world for Jesus Christ. Outreach for Christ’s OBJECTIVE is to be a ministry committed to reaching the lost and discipling those with whom we minister and to... more »

  AC212 wrote:

WINDS stands for "Women Integrating New Directions in Sobriety". This organization will be providing housing for women in early substance abuse recovery. The mission is to provide complementary alternative ways of support including but not limited to... more »

  Joan wrote:

This is one of the most "God powered" places I've ever been affiliated with. They live solely on donations, but they are so well managed that each of the 13 homes are stylishly decorated and homey. Because it is gated, the missionary kids have a large... more »