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Falling into homelessness means more than losing one’s belongings and a place to live. It can lead to a loss of self-confidence and hope for a better life.
That's why Freedom House provides far more than food and shelter. We help people overcome the very circumstances that led them to homelessness in the first place. And when we help those in need obtain and maintain the life skills and support they need to succeed, we're not only addressing the crisis of homelessness at its very core, we're providing a real opportunity for change.
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Serving breakfast and dinner to Richmond 's homeless and working-class poor since 1983 - providing not only a hot meal
Providing a stable environment where residents can begin to address the very issues that led to their homelessness and set goals for a better future.
Offering an advanced transitional housing program for self-sufficient individuals who are farther along in their recovery than those staying in transitional programs, but still require some guidance.
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Individuals, businesses, civic and church groups - you can make a difference and we need your support.
Please confirm which day your group is scheduled to volunteer or find dates available to serve meals. |
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| IN THE NEWS - Freedom House recently added two new members to our staff. Alonzo Maloney is the Facilities Manager at The Conrad Center and will be in charge of starting Fork in the Road Cafe and Christy Ellis joined the Freedom House team as our new Volunteer Coordinator. We welcome them both to our family and look forward to working with them in providing services to our clients. |
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SUPPORT US
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NEEDS LIST
Find out what goods and appliances we need today |
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A United Way Affiliate

Freedom House is a community standards approved agency.
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Freedom House is a nonprofit organization (501-C-3)
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