Executive Director Phil Altmeyer frequently tells our partners that only in eternity will they know the extent of their influence in people’s lives. Recently, we caught a glimpse of one man’s impact.
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UGM Volunteer Lynn Yount participated in one of UGM's Recovery courses. The way she viewed herself, her family and the family of God changed.
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Anita stayed at UGM in 1993. 28 years later, she's back and she's providing a valuable resource to women right where she used to be.
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UGM is in the hospitality business, welcoming the stranger, feeding the hungry and sharing God’s love. See how our kitchens manage to serve hundreds of guests food and grace daily.
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Robert came to UGM just to get his life back on track. He didn't think he needed Recovery. 2 years later, he's finishing Program, a new man.
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Forty years of crime, drug use and street life left Dawn humbled and broken. She wanted out but didn't know which steps to take. After rehab, she came to UGM for guidance.
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UGM Resident Assistant Heather Pollock knows first-hand what it's like to check into a crisis shelter... and she knows what it's like to walk out, into a whole new life.
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A false narrative is being promoted that pits two groups against each other on the subject of homelessness in Spokane. UGM's Barb Comito reveals a truth that unifies our city.
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At UGM, Talia surrendered her journey to the Lord, and through healing and recovery, found satisfaction in Him.
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Tyler was lost in drug addiction, living on the streets. A life-threatening illness caused him to seek help. He found help and hope at UGM.
