Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Colleen McDonald

Ms. Trader is a laboratory technician currently experiencing homelessness through no fault of her own. She is working to regain stability, but she needs appropriate work clothing to continue doing her job. We are seeking financial assistance to purchase the clothing she needs. Your support would provide more than work attire—it would help Ms. Trader maintain employment, dignity, and a path toward greater stability.

Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Colleen McDonald

Ms. Shawnell is a dedicated phlebotomist who worked tirelessly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, helping care for others during an incredibly difficult time. Today, she is experiencing homelessness and needs support renewing her BLS/CPR certification so she can continue working in her field. We are seeking financial assistance to cover the cost of her certification renewal. Your support will help remove a barrier to employment and give Ms. Shawnell the opportunity to continue building stability and independence.

Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Chad Skipwith

Mr. Hall is a 68-year-old male who is experiencing homelessness. When he arrived at the Caritas Men's Emergency Shelter, he only has shower shoes. A nurse suggested we get him a pair of walking shoes because she is afraid that he might fall since he uses a rollator for mobility. Therefore, he is asking the community for help in buying a new pair of stable walking shoes.

Partner: St. Joseph's Villa

Advisor: Drew Melson

George and Evelyn recently closed a very difficult chapter of their lives. After spending nine months living in their car, this elderly couple finally has the safety and stability of a permanent home. They are grateful for the fresh start, but their apartment is still unfurnished. During their months of homelessness, their beloved dogs stayed faithfully by their side, providing constant companionship and comfort. George and Evelyn are hoping to secure a bed that they can share with their dogs. Your generosity can help make their new beginning feel more like home.

Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Chad Skipwith

Mr. Jenkins is a 63-yeard-old gentleman who is experiencing homelessness for the first time. He was working for Amazon but was let go for too many "errors". Currently, he is residing at the Caritas Emergency Shelter and has an opportunity to obtain permanent housing. He has been approved for his retirement through Social Security, but his first payment will be after his first month and security deposits are due. Therefore, he is seeking the communities help in paying for his first month deposit to jumpstart his new era of enjoying his retirement.

Partner: Safe Harbor

Advisor: Cara Boim

Maya is a survivor of human trafficking who is working hard to rebuild stability and move forward in her life. Right now, she needs assistance covering her phone bill to ensure her service remains active. For a survivor, having a working phone is more than a convenience. It allows Maya to stay connected with her support system, communicate with service providers, manage important appointments, access resources, and reach out for help when she needs it. Safe Harbor is hoping to raise $210 to cover Maya’s phone bill and ensure she can maintain this important connection.