As of this year, more than 600 students in Clay County, Florida are classified as homeless.
Through our Outfits of Love Program, we partner with the dedicated Social Workers with Clay County District Schools to ensure students have the clothing they need to feel confident and cared for. Our goal is simple — to help every child walk into the classroom with a smile on their face and confidence in their heart.
No child should have to worry about what they’re wearing; their only focus should be on learning and thriving.
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Many times our elderly suffer from having to choose between the cost of medications, food, and monthly bills. Due to their fixed income many barely get by on a monthly basis. If you are in need of services for yourself or someone else please contact us and let us know how we can help.

We deliver home cooked meals on a weekly basis to those who can not cook for themselves due to a age, disability or injury.

Sometimes the elderly run short on being able to afford to purchase groceries due to their limited income. We will help by purchasing and delivering groceries to them.




























































John went home to Baltimore. He was homeless and on the streets of Jacksonville. We purchased a ticket to get him home to his family.

As a supporter you can help us to make a difference. Every little bit helps.

Adam was homeless and desperately seeking a way to get home to West Virginia. With the help of our supporters we were able to send him home.
















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































When you're neighborly, you are friendly and helpful to the people who live in your neighborhood or building. A neighborly gesture might be to bring them a meal so they don't have to cook.

Seniors often live alone. You could ask them if they need any help with tasks such as shopping, posting letters, cooking or dog walking. Sometimes it's nice to just stop by and give them a hug.

Do something good for another person. This can be anything of your choice that you feel is helpful or beneficial for them. Maybe help a teacher while in school or help a parent by doing a chore at home.

Donate to a charity of your choice,. Police stations love to get stuffed animal donations. There are many charities that do good work for you to choose from.

Make something for someone else. Bring a smile to their face. It's always nice to give rather than to receive.

Join us in making a difference. We love our volunteers and would enjoy having you help us. We do crafts for the homeless around the Holidays or you could come to one of our events and help out.







Children benefit from taking part in sports and being part of a team. We will sponsor a child in need.

Many children today struggle and are in need of services such as behavior management, out patient therapy or in school services, to name a few. We can get your child the services they need.































