A Home for New Beginnings
Safe housing, work, and a second chance — in our neighborhood.
At Home we offer safe shelter, job training through our thrift store, and caring community to people rebuilding after addiction. Your gift provides housing, work opportunities, and steady mentorship so neighbors can rebuild dignity and stability.
How Lives Change
When someone walks through our doors they find a furnished room, a counselor to set personal goals, and paid work stocking and running our thrift store. Small gifts cover rent, life coaching, and job-focused classes that stop cycles of homelessness and isolation.
Programs That Work
Housing, job training, and community programs
What We Offer
Structured supportive housing with personalized case plans, weekly life-skills workshops, and paid retail training that leads to résumés and interviews. Local donors underwrite rent scholarships and class materials.
- Transitional housing placements
- Paid thrift-store training
- Life-skills classes weekly
A Store That Gives Back
Our thrift store is a training ground and a revenue stream. Donations are turned into affordable goods for neighbors and on-the-job learning for residents — from sales floor to bookkeeping — creating real pathways to employment.
Job Training Onsite
Residents learn pricing, customer service, and inventory systems while earning a modest paycheck. Donors fund training supervisors and starter kits so learning converts directly into marketable skills.
How It Works
Three steps from arrival to independence
1. Safe Arrival
A resident receives a private room, a warm meal, and a case manager who builds a short-term plan focused on recovery, stability, and next steps.
2. Earn & Learn
Paid shifts at the thrift store teach retail operations, financial basics, and resume-ready skills while building confidence through achievable responsibilities.
3. Move Forward
Graduates transition to independent housing with job referrals, continued mentorship, and small business partnerships that help lasting employment.
Community Impact
350+
Nights of shelter provided (monthly average)
120
Paid training shifts last quarter
500+
Household goods redistributed this year
85%
Program participants moving to work or stable housing
A Neighbor's Story
“I came with nothing and left with a job and an apartment. The store taught me skills and gave me respect. Donors made that possible — they changed my life.”
— Marcus, program graduate
Give Hope Today
Your gift covers rent subsidies, pays stipends for trainees, and keeps the thrift store stocked and staffed. Even a small monthly donation creates predictable support that turns vulnerability into employment and belonging.
Meet the Team
Local people running programs and answering your questions
Lovan Green — Executive Director
Lovan Green brings a life long passion for helping his Community. Commited to the cause because a nonprofit housing experience and a reenty program was the thing that saved his life after prison. Now he leads program strategy, partnerships, and donor stewardship.
Sam — Programs Manager
Sam oversees intake, recovery coaching, and the job-training curriculum to ensure every participant has a plan and steady support.
Volunteer Coordinator
Coordinates volunteers and donation pickup logistics, ensuring donated goods are quickly turned into jobs and services for the community.
Email: [email protected] • Phone: (555) 123-4567 • Address: 123 Community Lane, YourCity, ST
[email protected] · (555) 123-4567
123 Community Lane, YourCity, ST
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