Diane, a volunteer in the Men’s Center kitchen, serves over 1,000 meals a month with empathy and generosity, donating equipment, naming a new mixer “Mollie,” and embodying the spirit of giving that nourishes both body and hope for those living in survival mode.
The Bend year-round shelter, now the Lighthouse Navigation Center under Shepherd’s House Ministries, provides a full continuum of care that helps individuals transition from homelessness to recovery, sobriety, and reintegration into society, with volunteers and donors playing a crucial role in supporting life-changing programs like the Men’s Center.
Dave’s story at Shepherd’s House Ministries illustrates how the ministry provides a loving home and supportive community for men overcoming homelessness and addiction, showing that your donations and support help give people connection, joy, and dignity in their final years.
Emily, a domestic violence survivor and ultra-runner, is fundraising for Shepherd’s House Ministries by running the Moab 240 Endurance race, using her story to raise awareness of the ministry’s support for women escaping abuse and inspiring others to donate to help provide refuge, healing, and resources.
Volunteers like Susan play a vital role at Shepherd’s House Ministries, helping women and children heal from trauma, supporting the homeless with essential services, and enabling programs that provide food, shelter, and recovery, with opportunities for others to get involved and make a meaningful difference.
