My Nonprofit Reviews

I’ve been involved with HH for 20 years or more. I love that they have one of the kitchen tables from the old King Street location hanging on the wall because it represents continuity and persistence in pursuing their mission - to help folks find their way again. That can be an incredibly hard and complex task. So, how do you do it? As Todd Carter said to me one day, “do for one what you would do for the many.” I love that. Many of us may have grandiose dreams about doing great things for wide swaths of humanity, but the practical truth is that lives are changed one person at a time. HH has been really great to allow us to reach into their population in a number of ways. We show up one evening a month to cook a meal. We also show up on Sunday mornings (pre-Covid) to cook pancakes and sausage then follow that up with a church service for any who may want to stick around. We call it Hope Church @ Hospitality House. It is humbling to hear and see residents pray and care for one another. That has been really rewarding and I miss the heck out of it during this season of coronavirus. Anywhichway, God bless all the staff and volunteers and residents @ HH - it’s a good work you’ve got going.
Matt Mosher