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Together, we build a community where every family has what they need.

Community support is the cornerstone of everything we do. Because of good neighbors like you, we can do more than just meet the critical needs of our families. Your support helps us ensure that every family has what they need to today to find stability now and in the future.

Your generosity makes all the difference

When you give to People Serving People, you are supporting parents and children experiencing homelessness. Your gift supports People Serving People’s services that wrap families in care, support, and advocacy to find secure and stable housing and create meaningful change.

There’s no single way to make a difference—it takes all of us

Give Today

Ways to make a gift

Give your financial support or donate key items that support families in your community. No matter the amount, your generosity helps us ensure every family has what they need.

Volunteer

Volunteer

It takes neighbors supporting neighbors to lift families experiencing homelessness. Be a good neighbor, and join us by serving a meal or supporting our family engagement programming.

Advocate

Speak Up

Want to support our families by advocating for change? Discover ways in which you can help advocate for homeless families.

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Help Support Belonging Place

We've expanded to help 52 more families

We need the community to help fund the expense of opening and maintaining a third shelter for families. Your donation’s impact can be measured every day, whether it helps fund the nearly $1 million in initial renovations for Belonging Place or helps us buy bunk beds, diapers and formula, blankets and sheets, or cleaning supplies; every dollar means we can provide safe, dignified shelter for caregivers and their children.

You can shop our Belonging Place Wish List or donate to support caregivers and their children experiencing homelessness.

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Stay connected and get the latest updates on our work. See how your support is making a difference in the lives of families.

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