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WelcomeThe Homeless Families Foundation is a family shelter in Columbus, Ohio. It provides shelter and support services for homeless families and an extensive tutoring and enrichment program for homeless and at-risk school age children. OUR MISSION: To provide shelter, support, stability and nurturing for homeless children and their families as they prepare to acquire and maintain permanent housing. The JourneyOver 26 Years of Filling Hearts with Hope, 1986 - 2010 Not a day goes by the Homeless Families Foundation without the staff, Board members, and volunteers reaching out to our families and children to share the dream and hope for a better future. Our goal is to help families stay together despite the traumatic events that lead to homelessness, to help them take the steps necessary to empower their independence and to assist them in securing permanent housing. Donation Warrior AlertWe are going Green - Please HelpWe need your email address so we can reduce the amount of paper we use to communicate with you. Wish ListWe are in need of ongoing items for residents and for apartment setup Emergency Help with Utility Bills and ShutoffsJoin us on
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Make Them Cry
David Zid at Columbus Health Works volunteers his time and staff to work with our students on the Dowd Center Olympics. What a Generous Young Man
Amanda brought her son to deliver his generous gift to help homeless families. He saved for one year from his allowance.
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Mark Your CalendarThe 2010 Come Home for the Holidays event will be held at Brookside Country Club November 5. Make your plans now to attend. The Kroger Community Rewards Program is being extendedTo date we have received more than $1,600.00 from the Community Rewards Program associated with your Kroger Plus Card. If you are enrolled already, you still must re-enroll to support The Homeless Families Foundation with your normal grocery purchases. If you are new to the program, please enroll now. Plant the Seed of HopeA new video about the Dowd Education Center Steen Fields from the Huntington Bank Learns About the Dowd Center
Here Steen Fields from Huntington Bank learns about the Dowd Education Center from Gale Hacker, the director and joins the children and Ms. Lilly for lunch to get the first-hand scoop. 2010 Spring BenefitThe 2010 Homeless Families Foundation Spring Benefit, "Plant the Seed of Hope", was held at the Dowd Center on April 17. The event raised over $100,000 to support HFF's programs. Power Philanthropy |
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