eNewsletter Articles
- Camp Meetings, Building Community
- Going Home
- A Community Grows in a Parking Lot
- Becoming a Legal Human
- A Hut To Honor A Son
- Filling the Camps with Communities
- Three Generations of Support
- Life in a Safe Spot
- The Making of a Safe Spot
- CSS Services Expand with Camp Growth
- Partnership with the City
- Microsites Making A Macro Difference
- CSS’s Neighborhood Hygiene Station
- Shields House Opens Doors for Clients and CSS
- Making a Hut Happen in Redding
- Leaving a Legacy of Helping Others
- Missing Rungs
- Supporting Communities Among the Shelters
- Challenges in the Transition to Housing
- Walla Walla Welcomes the “Conestoga” Difference
- Support From A Community
- Challenges of Getting a Job While Homeless
- Homeless Winter
- Losing More Than A Smile
- Hope and Randal: Love is Kind
- Ziggy Lawsha Rediscovers His Optimism
- From the Streets to a Home
- Vets Camp Has A New Home
- Lights On at the Roosevelt Safe Spot
- Redistribute Wealth Now
- God’s Challenge: Wesley Church
- Filling A Gap with A “Godsend”
Hut Residents
Staff & Volunteer Highlights
- A Creative Juggler: Carmen Parkinson, Shop Coordinator
- Jim Schmidt’s Letter to the Tuesday Hut Crew
- Camp Facilitator Plaedo
- Development Director Annie Herz
- Service Navigator Kai Batalona
- Hut Crew Leadership Team
- Ginny Weisman
- Marie Laura
- Pujita Mayeda
- Mona Bronson
- A Family Builds a Hut
- Eugene Mennonites at Roosevelt Rest Stop
- FUMC “Superstar Volunteers”
- Autobahn Imports
- CSS volunteers are people of action
- Jim Schmidt & Emmet Band
- Hank Dizney
- Fred Wesley
- Henry Schmald
- Craig Satein
- Lee White
- Charles Castle, Jr.
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The growing houseless population can be a challenge which brings us all together to make a difference and create a highly efficient, solution-based program supported by the whole community.