I proudly serve on the Board of Directors at Mercy House because I believe in real, lasting solutions to homelessness. Mercy House provides prevention resources, emergency shelter, permanent housing solutions, and care that truly changes lives, and I am committed to supporting this important work. Your support of Help Them Home allows us to help move individuals and families beyond homelessness and into stability. Help me make a difference by donating on April 22!
A PLACE TO CALL HOME CHANGES EVERYTHING
There is a moment we never get tired of witnessing at Mercy House.
It is the moment someone unlocks the door to their own home for the very first time.
Not a shelter bed.
Not a temporary stop.
A real front door that is all their own.
Inside that moment lives relief, dignity, and the quiet exhale of knowing you are finally safe.
At Mercy House, this is the moment we are working toward every single day. And on April 22nd, you can help make it possible.
Through Help Them Home, your gift removes the final barriers that stand between someone and permanent housing. Transportation. Application and move in fees. A safe place to stay while housing is secured.
On April 22nd only, your gift can go twice as far. Thanks to generous matching sponsors, every dollar donated will be doubled, helping twice as many individuals and families move into stable homes.
Children sleeping through the night.
Parents planning for the future.
Neighbors rebuilding their lives with dignity.
This is what your gift makes possible.
Last year, Mercy House served almost 10,000 individuals across California and Arizona. Today, many more are still waiting for that door to open.
Our goal is to raise $50,000 on April 22. Give now and double your impact!
Make your gift. Start a fundraiser. Share this mission.
Will YOU help Mercy House HELP THEM HOME?
Prefer to donate via check? Email carolineb@mercyhouse.net by MIDNIGHT on April 22 with your pledge amount. Checks can be made payable to Mercy House and mailed to PO Box 1905, Santa Ana, CA 92702. Please include "Help Them Home" in the memo line.