From the Field
Stories of impact, community, and the difference a fresh set of linens makes to someone rebuilding their life.
Traci Collins runs an incredibly well-organized donation center at One80Place in Charleston, where the vision is that everyone has a home. In 2020, they experienced a 46% increase in active caseloads.
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The EOA Tom D. Austin House in Savannah has 40 beds for individuals and families — and a resident here said something unforgettable about preparing beds for people we have not even met yet.
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Andrea Gronau and Tara Brown love the work they do at The Bridge Home in Ames, Iowa — serving five counties with multiple houses for individuals and families. They gave us a tour of several facilities and welcomed us with warmth.
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Deb Berg has worked at Cornerstone Rescue Mission in Rapid City for years. They run three separate shelters serving about 500 people a day — in a city where 1 in 5 residents lives in poverty.
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Through your support, The Linen Closet is now reaching 16 organizations across three states in five counties. Your donations go to a bed where someone is suffering, lonely, and scared — but not forgotten.
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We delivered new sheets for an entire transitional shelter program in Maui, Hawaii. The Maui Farm offers a farm-based, family-centered program for single mothers who have been victims of crime. We met Ihilani, Shaylisse, and Maria.
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