Partner: St. Joseph's Villa

Advisor: Drew Melson

After a sudden job loss, Jordan is struggling to keep his family’s cramped one-bedroom apartment safe and livable. With limited space and no storage, their home has become overcrowded and difficult to manage. We are seeking assistance with shelving and storage containers to help Jordan organize their space and maintain a sense of stability. Your contribution will make an immediate difference and allow Jordan to focus on securing his next opportunity. Thank you for being a part of this family’s journey forward.

Partner: St. Joseph's Villa

Advisor: Drew Melson

After living in the woods and shelters for a year, James has finally secured a permanent place to call home. He's working hard to settle in but needs a few essentials to get started, including a bed, a microwave, and a TV. Your support will help turn an empty apartment into a comfortable space as James continues his transition to independence.

Partner: St. Joseph's Villa

Advisor: Drew Melson

Avery recently moved into permanent housing after a year of housing instability, including time spent in shelters and temporary accommodations. As she works to build a supportive home for herself, she is seeking assistance with a few basics: a bed, kitchenware, a microwave, and a TV. Avery would be grateful for your support as she establishes a foundation for her next chapter.

Partner: St. Joseph's Villa

Advisor: Drew Melson

Derek and his family now have an apartment of their own after a year of living in shelters and outdoors. Although they are navigating physical and mental health challenges that make earning income difficult, they are focused on maintaining a functional and safe household. Derek's family is in need of two beds, a microwave, cleaning essentials, and a TV to help turn their apartment into a stable home where they can thrive.

Partner: Safe Harbor

Advisor: Cara Boim

In our Human Trafficking Shelter, two residents, Miranda and Elena, have the opportunity to participate in a six-week therapeutic art group designed to help individuals process grief through hands-on creative work. For many survivors, grief can be difficult to express with words alone. This group offers a safe space to work through those emotions in a supportive, healing environment. Your support will allow both residents to participate in this meaningful experience.