From the Field
Stories of impact, community, and the difference a fresh set of linens makes to someone rebuilding their life.
Admiral McRaven famously said making your bed is the cornerstone of success. At The Linen Closet, we believe if you want to change a life, give someone linens so they have a bed to make.
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Pam and Rosemary at Faith Mission in Brenham, Texas are helping people find hope, dignity, and purpose — running a campus of dorm-style homes that serves 20 to 40 people at a time, plus a food pantry that reaches 200 families a month.
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Thanks to a donation drive by Salmon Creek Plastic Surgery, sheets, blankets, and towels went to Central Park Place on the veteran's campus in Vancouver — home primarily to previously homeless veterans and people with mental health challenges.
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We all want to belong. That's no different for people experiencing a homeless crisis. A set of new sheets stacked on a bed, waiting for someone's first night — that's belonging made tangible.
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Since 1995, House of Refuge has operated on a decommissioned Air Force base in Mesa, Arizona — with 88 two-bedroom homes for homeless families in a real neighborhood setting.
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LL Beauty Injector and her clients collected donations for The Linen Closet again this December — all of it going to The Bridge Home in Ames, Iowa, helping individuals and families bridge the gap between homelessness and housing.
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