TACO TUESDAY! A huge, heartfelt thank you to the Sportsman Channel and Spectrum for cooking - and then serving - venison tacos to our guests last night! Since 2007, the channel's Hunt.Fish.Feed. program has partnered with local cable affiliates to put excess game meat and fish to good use in communities by providing it to homeless populations and others dealing with food insecurity. Wild game chef Paul Comes was at Safe Harbor last night, leading the group from both the Sportsman Channel and Spectrum with the dinner. Spectrum also made a $2,500 donation to Safe Harbor to help us continue to care for our community. Thanks again for visiting, and giving our guests a great meal!
About Safe Harbor
Food, Shelter, Hope
Safe Harbor supports the physical and spiritual welfare of people experiencing homelessness by providing emergency shelter, food, and hope.
We operate a non-profit, volunteer-run Seasonal Emergency Shelter and a year-round Housing & Human Services Resource Center. As part of the Continuum of Care, we also focus on community partnerships in order to better collaborate on long-term solutions to ending homelessness in our region.
Why Volunteer
Since 2004, thousands of volunteers have given their time and love to help others in their community through Safe Harbor. We operate from mid-October through April to keep those experiencing homelessness safe from the winter elements. The more you learn about our people, our guests and our mission, the more you’ll want to join us.
Donate
Safe Harbor is largely volunteer-operated. This means your donation goes directly to the shelter functions. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to Safe Harbor’s effort. Select from a one-time Sponsoring of a Day, a Bed, or Subscribing Monthly. Learn more about our donation process and which items we accept at what time. View some of our most common donation types below.
- Help Sponsor a Day$50
- Sponsor a Bed$250