SSEH Hope Beyond Shelter: Give to the Max

Help Us Create More Transformative Journeys This Give to the Max Day

This year, at Stepping Stone Emergency Housing, we've had the privilege of witnessing profound transformations. We've successfully moved over 40 individuals into permanent housing—each move representing not just a change of address, but a fresh start filled with hope and opportunity.

Every time a resident finds a home, it doesn’t just change their life; it opens the door for another person to begin their own journey. Each move creates space in our shelter, allowing us to welcome someone new—someone who may be at their lowest point, searching for support, stability, and a path forward.

Imagine the impact your donation can have! With your help, we can continue this vital work. Every dollar you contribute will support our programs that empower individuals to regain their independence and dignity. Your generosity has the power to create a ripple effect of positive change in our community.

This Give to the Max Day, join us in making a difference. Help us provide not just shelter but a chance for a brighter future. Together, we can transform lives and build a stronger, more compassionate community. 

Donate today and be a part of someone's journey home!

• $50 | Provide Comfort

  • Fresh bedding, towels, and essentials so every resident is welcomed with dignity.

• $100 | Offer Stability

  • One night of safe shelter and staff support services.

• $250 | Fuel Transformation

  • Case management and housing advocacy to help residents move forward.

• $500 | Build a Future

  • A full week of stability, care, and support for one resident.

Every dollar matters. Together, we can make homelessness invisible in our community.

TESTIMONIALS

• “I was working, but living in my car. Stepping Stone gave me the support I needed to move into my own apartment.” — Former Resident

• “I was ready to give up. The kindness I experienced here gave me hope again.” — Resident

• “I give because Stepping Stone helps people right here in our community with dignity and compassion.” — Donor