#GiveatHomeMN w/MCH

Everyone deserves a safe, decent, affordable place to call home. Before COVID-19 emerged, there were 20,000 people on any given night without a safe, decent affordable home. In March, The Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless hosted over 900 advocates for our annual Homeless Day on the Hill. Just days later, everything changed as we all  began to brace for a pandemic of a lifetime. Together, we are facing an unprecedented threat to the well-being and livelihood of our communities.

Since that time, the Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless has been lifting the issue of homelessness to the forefront of the conversation around COVID-19.  When stay at home orders were announced, MCH helped to secure $26 million in emergency shelter and supplies along with eviction and utility shut off moratoriums.

MCH went to work to address the next issue: how will the people that were barely hanging on before afford their rent and mortgage? Now, we’re advocating for emergency rent and mortgage payments, funding for emergency shelter and services and bonds for housing→because everyone needs a home. 

In April and during the #GiveAtHomeMN Campaign, MCH is working to raise $25,000 to support our work at the Capitol and across the State. MCH works throughout the State to ensure that the needs of the most vulnerable children, families, adults, veterans and seniors are not forgotten. 

You are invited to make a generous gift of $5,000, $1,000, $500, $250, $100, or $50 or select the option to donate monthly, starting at $12/month. Your gift will fuel our statewide work to secure the resources needed to serve people experiencing homelessness.

Your impact is magnified through our powerful advocacy; every dollar you give today will multiply 246 times to help provide warm, safe shelter for Minnesotans of every age and geography. A gift of $25 multiplies to provide $6,150 of affordable housing value. A gift of $50 multiplies to provide $12,300 of value, and $250 multiplies to provide a whopping $61,500 of value! 

Your gift is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. To learn more about our work, please visit: www.mnhomelesscoalition.org.