Picture a man with a badge and a gun chaperoning women at a recovery center Valentine’s Day gala. Now, picture him in tears as he presents handmade certificates of achievement to each one individually, calling them by name and saying how proud of them he is. This is our friend Clinton.
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The Hendrickson family knows first-hand what it's like to love someone struggling with homelessness and addiction.
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Coats, blankets, toys, gift wrap and gingerbread houses. Your gifts this Christmas have made hundreds of homeless guests feel safe, warm and loved.
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Krystal's childhood was horrific. As an adult, she chose toxic relationships and addiction, not knowing how else to cope. Ultimately, she chose to accept help at UGM.
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Eric didn't know why he felt empty, lonely and hopeless. And he didn't know why he drank so much. He wanted more for himself and his children. At UGM, he found hope and a new life.
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Marketing Director Barb Comito discusses the very human problem behind the drug crisis—what it has to do with homelessness and what it has to do with you and me.
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How one man impacted the lives of a family of volunteers, showing them what it means to serve homeless men.
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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.
