Trinity Evangelical Covenant Church
Almost Home’s Oak Lawn home and a community connection that supports the work with shared space and generosity.
Thank you for showing up.
Community partners
Businesses, schools, churches, community organizations and neighbors have brought funding, meals, supplies, volunteers, garden plants, space, skills and simply a pair of hands.
Some of the people who show up
These relationships look different from one another. Each has helped Almost Home respond more effectively.
Almost Home’s Oak Lawn home and a community connection that supports the work with shared space and generosity.
Volunteer support, community investment and a history of helping strengthen local housing and hunger work.
A collection drive, financial support and a team that came in to serve a fresh hot Monday meal.
A team that keeps coming back with quarterly collections of essential items.
More than 70 fruit and vegetable plants donated to help the community garden grow.
Students organized donations, assembled laundry kits, labeled supplies and wrote encouraging notes.
Helped Almost Home move its community garden into a larger community garden space.
Students joined a food team and spent time listening to neighbors’ stories at Monday Dinner.
A local church partner that has helped through community fundraising and shared service.
How partnership can look
The strongest partnerships usually begin with a simple conversation about what your organization does well and what our neighbors need right now.
Flexible support gives Almost Home room to respond when an urgent need cannot wait.
Cook, cater or sponsor a Monday Dinner and bring employees or friends to serve.
Collect pantry essentials, laundry supplies, school items or another current need.
Services, materials, expertise, transportation, storage or other resources can solve very real problems.