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We truly appreciate all of our Volunteers, their work, and their dedication.
Thank you to all! "
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Shelter for the Homeless P.O. Box 1252 Stamford, CT 06902   E: [email protected] P: 203-406-0017
Our Mission

Shelter for the Homeless is a safe and caring environment that serves lower Fairfield County by providing temporary housing to homeless men, striving to obtain permanent  supportive housing and  services for men and women tailored to meet their relevant needs, and empowering people to help themselves achieve their greatest level of self-sufficiency.

Our Vision

To be the best haven of hope, providing solutions for persons experiencing homelessness.
Website by: Webs For Good LLC
Volunteers are needed to support our Meal Service Program.
Contact Peggy Lutz at:       [email protected]
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"We have not seen the end of it [homelessness]" said Rafael Pagan, executive director of Shelter for the Homeless, Inc., in a recent article with the Greenwich Time. Read full article here...

Postponed - Explore the realm of the spirit with
Richard P. Jackson.

We apologize for any inconvenience but due to the recent storm we are postponing our Dinner event with psychic medium Richard P. Jackson at Pellicci’s Ristorante, which was to take place on Thursday,  November 8.

Thank you all ticket-buyers and everyone please stayed tuned for an announcement of the new date for this fun evening!

THANK YOU to our friends who came to the aid of the shelter during Hurricane Sandy when we lost power for several days:

  • First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich came by to see what was needed, and then provided bottled water, and soups and stews.
  • Peter Rugen brought us yummy cold cuts, peanut butter and jelly, more stew and charcoal for the outdoor grill.
  • Betsy Adams and friends at St. Francis Church provided a hot meal of chicken and mashed potatoes.
  • Northern Trust answered the call for bananas and apples to snack on.
  • Fairway- our good neighbor – made sure we had fresh salads and fruit on hand.
  • An anonymous donor surprised us with a pizza party plus spaghetti and meatballs.

We are so grateful for those who made sure the shelter didn’t go without during this storm, and our thoughts and prayers go out to our community and state that was hit hard by the storm. Thank You.

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