Dear Friend:
It’s not hard to be thankful for food on your table, a roof over your head and a steady job. But think about how much more you’d give thanks for these daily necessities if you’d gone without them for so long.
The men, women and children who walk through our doors will tell you that gratitude takes on a whole different meaning when you’ve experienced real need. They cherish the opportunity to sleep in a warm bed at night, eat three meals a day or have a clean set of clothes to put on in the morning.
For the neighbors we serve, every day is a day of thanks — thanks for the simple things, God’s goodness and your generosity.
The journey from homelessness to hope wouldn’t be possible without your partnership. Because you stand alongside us, our community is stronger! Thank you for reaching the least, the last and the lost
Rev. Jeff Kaiser, CEO