There's a powerful saying: "Home is where the heart is."

But what happens when that home is suddenly gone? Over 2,400 individuals and families across New Hampshire found themselves without a home this year. 

This became a reality for Phoebe and her son Kaysen this year when their landlord raised their rent by $1,000, forcing them to leave their home. After two months in their car and local parks, struggling to find safety and security, they found refuge in our Family Emergency Shelter.  

Because of your support, Pheobe and her son received six months of shelter, nutritious food, 
​​​​​and essential case management as they rebuilt their life.

Today, they are stably housed and live in one of our supported apartments. Phoebe shared, "Life is good, and I'm very grateful."

This is why our work is not just a mission; it's a vital lifeline for our community. We rely on your support to continue to end homelessness.

​Help us make an impact in 2025 by giving today.