Charitable Contributions                                           Ways To Donate

Community Partnership for Homeless provides food, clothing, shelter, health care services, educational and vocational opportunities, child care and after-school care, job coaching, training, and placement, and other needed supportive services to 702 individuals and families with children 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. To continue to provide success to those otherwise homeless in our community, your charitable contributions are needed to keep the success of this national model going.

Giving In the Workplace Program

Many corporations provide employees with the ability to match or contribute additional dollars to employees’ gifts through a payroll deduction plan, the Combined Federal Campaign, or a Matching Gift Program. Check with your Human Resource Department to see how to maximize your gift today or call Cindy Eisaman, Director of Development, Community Partnership for Homeless at (305) 329-3081 for additional gift giving ideas.

If your company does not have a Matching Gift Program, perhaps your fellow employees, friends, family members, or associates would like to give through one of the following options:

Participate in an Event: Purchase a table at our annual Celebration Event or become a Corporate sponsor for the “Run for The Homeless” April 2007. This is a small sample of how you can get involved. For more information please call Cindy Eisaman at (305) 329-3081.

Endowment: Community Partnership for Homeless has a current endowment goal of $16 million, which will produce $750,000 a year for operating expenses for both of the Homeless Assistance Centers. As our purpose and mission is to assist homeless individuals and families attain residential, financial, and personal stability and self-sufficiency through immediate temporary housing and services, Community Partnership for Homeless could not continue without the abundant support from our community. Your endowment gift will keep the vision alive to have no persons sleep on the streets of our community.