Offering hospitality to all who call the streets of Nashville home through winter shelters, meal programs, emergency and transitional services, and long-term solutions to help people rebuild their lives

Outreach to the homeless, needy, and poor members of the downtown Nashville community in collaboration with Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

A 5-mile Thanksgiving Day race organized by St. George’s Episcopal Church, Immanuel Baptist Church, and The Temple Congregation Ohabai Sholom with all proceeds going to agencies in Nashville which offer services to the homeless

Providing housing, help and hope to homeless veterans and men in need

Provides a training opportunity to formerly homeless or incarcerated men in the Culinary Arts; preparing them for employment in the local food industry

Providing professional and life skills training to young men (age 18-30) who are unemployed or underemployed

Expert care for substance use and co-occurring disorders in a faith-based and compassionate setting to empower women struggling with addiction for lifetime recovery

Support for pregnant and parenting student mothers, ages 18-24, with housing, community, and mental health and wellness resources so they are equipped to have their babies and earn their diplomas

Shelter-to-housing program that accommodates, supports, empowers, and advocates for families experiencing homelessness

Serving Nashville’s uninsured and underserved communities through whole-person healthcare