Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH)

Thank you so much to our friends over at Congregation Emanu El!?? Their dedicated members gathered to assemble activity kits, cold weather kits, and first aid kits—all filled with supplies generously donated by their congregation. These kits will provide comfort and care to individuals in need, showing just how impactful a community’s kindness can be.??

?? This GivingTuesday, Strengthen Proven Solutions to Homelessness On December 3, 2024, GivingTuesday brings communities together to support causes that matter. At CFTH, it’s about strengthening the pillars that make Houston’s homeless response system one of the best in the nation: ?? Pragmatic: Housing with stability services works—with an 80% success rate. ?? Collaborative: Over 100 public and private partners have housed more than 32,000 people since 2012. ?? Rooted in Data: Data guides every step of our work. ?? Strategic: We innovate and remove barriers to housing. ?? Donate today to help us build a future where everyone has a safe place to call home: https://lnkd.in/dMxwA4eX ? Stay tuned for what’s next in our work to house even more of our neighbors in need! #GivingTuesday #EndStreetHomelessness #CFTHHouston #CollaborateForChange

Our outreach team needs 16 oz bottled water to support individuals living unsheltered. ?? Donate cases of water to help us continue showing up for our community. ?? To arrange a drop-off, email [email protected]

HAPPY NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY Today, we celebrate the generosity of donors, volunteers, and advocates who fuel real change in our community. Your support strengthens Houston and transforms lives. At CFTH, our four pillars—rooted in data, pragmatic problem-solving, strategic planning, and collaboration—guide the collective effort that moves families and individuals experiencing homelessness into permanent housing with supportive services. THANK YOU for being an essential part of this vital work and for helping build a stronger, more compassionate Houston. Looking to contribute to the solution? Visit our website to donate or volunteer: https://lnkd.in/dMxwA4eX

Thank you to the Texas Medical Center Orchestra for inviting CFTH to your Veterans Day Tribute! ?? We were honored to experience such a moving performance that highlighted the important issues of mental health and homelessness among veterans

In 2015, Houston effectively ended veteran homelessness, ensuring every veteran experiencing homelessness has access to housing. ???? Through collaboration with partners of #TheWayHomeHOU, we mobilized to make a lasting impact. Today, we honor all the brave individuals who have served! ??

??Last Call!?? Don’t miss your chance—only 24 hours left to register for CFTH Presents What’s Next for Houston's Response to Homelessness ! Join local leaders and experts as we dive deep into the future of our community. ?? Secure your spot today! https://lnkd.in/gdZn-EmD

Our 2024 Impact Report is here! This year, the generosity of our donors, volunteers, partners, and staff has made all the difference. Thank you for being an essential part of the journey to address homelessness in Houston. Because of you, we’re ready to take the next steps in building a community where everyone has a safe place to stay and a plan for tomorrow. Let’s keep making an impact, together. ???? Explore this year's highlights - https://lnkd.in/gT9xZhmv

Mark your calendars! Don’t miss CFTH Presents: What’s Next for Houston’s Response to Homelessness on November 12, 2024! ? Join us for an engaging evening of exploring the aspirations and pragmatic strategies to address homelessness in Houston, with insights from an incredible speaker lineup: ? - Larry Satterwhite, Director, Public Safety and Homeland Security, City of Houston - Mike Lykes, Chief of Staff, Harris County Precinct 2 - Kelly Young, President & CEO, CFTH - Mike Nichols, Director, City of Houston Department of Housing and Community Development Register now to secure your spot! ????? https://lnkd.in/gCfeacTe

?? Last night was unforgettable! A huge thank you to the Houston business leaders who joined us for an evening of engagement and inspiration. From insightful conversations to hands-on learning at our “Exploration Stations,” we took a collective step toward a future where everyone has a safe place to call home. Our guests journeyed through each station, learning about the core of our work – from data-driven solutions to strategic partnerships. They also saw how CFTH, as the backbone of Houston’s homeless response system, collaborates with over 100 partners to create sustainable solutions.