Churches and other organizations are important partners, serving meals and building relationships with our guests.

Larry wanted off the streets -- you helped him enter our recovery program.

Kids love story time with our volunteers.

The Burnside Shelter (111 W. Burnside) provides food, shelter and long-term recovery.

Volunteers offer beauty care to homeless women.

When Parrish got out of jail, he needed clothes and a safe place to stay.

Group and individual counseling help women heal the root causes of addiction.

Life on the streets is lonely and difficult. Friends are hard to find.

Just $1.88 provides a hot meal -- an open door to a new life.

When Jeff's wife died, the grief was unbearable.

We serve over 500 meals a day -- 365 days a year.

Jeni recently graduated from our recovery program.

All our care and recovery services are provided free of charge -- thanks to you.

At Shepherd's Door, kids regain their childhood in a safe, healing environment.

Volunteer mentors and tutors are vital to our recovery programs.

In the Learning Center, recovery residents brush up on education to help them get a job.

Mothers with children are the fastest growing segment of homelessness.

The recovery process isn't easy, but we see men take courageous steps toward healing every day.

We're serving around 15% more meals over this same time last year.