Dear Friend,
A neighbor facing poverty in our community might not look homeless. In fact, they often look just like you and me — a man, woman or child you could pass on the street. But behind all of that, there’s a precious soul silently struggling to overcome the cycle of poverty.
Your generosity shows these hurting neighbors that they are seen by a community who cares about their future. Inside our doors, they don’t have to secretly struggle anymore. As we approach Mother’s Day, I want to express my gratitude for your help in caring for the most vulnerable neighbors in our area — women, children and families.
The opportunity for a fresh start means more than you realize to a mother who has been living in survival mode.
And it’s not only the secure shelter and restorative care that mean so much, but the loving community and Christ-centered encouragement our staff gives to each woman. I know every guest at our Harvest Home is beyond thankful for your support!