L - Housing & Shelter

Mission is to positively impact the economic environment of area residents with asset building opportunities to achieve financial stability.

At A Lotta Love we transform local shelters by creating dignified, safe and emotionally inspiring spaces. We raise awareness of homelessness and empower communities to transform these shelters to benefit the families temporarily living there. Together we show them that we care, and they are deserving of a brighter, more hopeful future.

A public-private partnership that exists to support the self-determination of our neighbors experiencing homelessness through trusting relationships and connections to coordinated services that increase their ability to be safely and stably housed.

Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives.

Our mission- TODH provides supportive housing and services for young women ages 18-21 who have aged-out of foster care, leading them to independence through biblically based mentoring, life skills classes, and structured programs.
Our vision- our graduates will leave our program physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy. They will be prepared to lead independent lives, reversing the cycle of abuse, neglect, and poverty for generations to come.

To work with people to break the cycle of homelessness. We envision a day when the poor and vulnerable among us will no longer be ignored but treated with compassion and decency. We envision a day when any homeless person, regardless of psychiatric disabilities, substance abuse problems, medical issues, or financial poverty, can move directly into service-enriched permanent housing and become a productive member of society.

To create and promote permanent, affordable, sustainable, democratically controlled housing.

Open Table Ministry seeks out and guides people experiencing homelessness and poverty toward long-term health and wholeness by building ongoing trusting relationships, meeting practical and personal needs, making connections to community resources, and bridging critical gaps in the social services system.