At the Springdale Warming Shelter, giving becomes an act of restoration, a way to affirm the dignity of the overlooked and the undervalued in our neighborhood. When we provide a warm meal, a safe place to sleep, or even a simple blanket on a cold night, we’re doing far more than offering resources. We’re extending relationship, compassion, and presence. We’re stepping into the spaces where people are often forgotten and saying, “You matter. You belong.”

Every gift creates a doorway for hope. Whether it’s $10 to shelter one person for one night, $500 to sponsor an entire evening, or support for the full season, each act of generosity fuels real, tangible care. It allows us to open our doors, warm the cold, and meet our neighbors with the love of Jesus in moments when they need it most. Giving is participation — a way for all of us to push back the cold together and bring good to our hood.

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