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This may sound crazy, but one of the best things you can do to help break the cycle of homelessness is to visit one of our shelters.

Here’s why:

  • It will put you in direct contact with the people you are helping, and that’s good for everyone.
  • You will see the impact your partnership with UGM is making, not only in terms of the food and the facilities, but in terms of life change, as well.
  • Once you visit, we think you’ll be excited and want to share what you experience with others. More people engaging in conversation around how to help hurting people – well, that’s a big win on every front.

To schedule a visit, contact Lesa Gibbs in Spokane (509.532.3811) or Nancy Stubbs in Coeur d’Alene (509.665.4673). ●

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