Frequently Asked Questions

Two things, and they work together. Our Housing Support Program helps people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or living somewhere unstable find and keep safe housing. Our Transportation Support Program gets people to the appointments that make that housing possible — medical, housing, employment, benefits, food, and more. We also help people navigate the community resources they already qualify for.

We serve individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, economic hardship, or transportation barriers. If you are not sure whether your situation fits, reach out anyway — if we are not the right program, we will point you toward one that is.

Housing appointments and housing searches, medical and healthcare visits, job interviews and workforce-development programs, government and public-benefit appointments, social-service appointments, food shelves and community meal programs, educational and training programs, and other essential community resources.

Transportation is provided as part of our charitable programs so that the cost of transportation accessibility never stands between someone and housing, healthcare, or work they need.

Call (763) 501-7764 or send a message through our contact page with what you need and when you need it. Give us as much notice as you can — appointments booked ahead are easier for us to cover than same-day requests.

Both, depending on what is available. We help people locate safe and stable housing, navigate applications and waitlists, and connect with community housing resources — and we provide temporary and supportive housing assistance when appropriate housing and resources are available.

Deliberately not. Where a nonprofit, government, or community program already serves someone well, our job is to connect them to it rather than build a second version of it. We coordinate with agencies, nonprofits, landlords, and community partners to close the gap between a person and the help that already exists.

Start on our Volunteer page. Drivers give rides on a schedule that fits their week, and mileage is covered. There are also coordination roles that can be done from home.