In 2017, there were a reported 7,000+ men, women and children who reported to be homeless, and that number is probably conservative given that many people who are experiencing homelessness don’t ask for help because they are ashamed or feel like the world has given up on them.

There's more to the story of homelessness than meets the eye.

There's more to the story of homelessness than meets the eye.

Here a Mel Trotter Ministries, we’ve found that homelessness often makes people feel even more alone and isolated because society views our guests differently for their housing status.

Code Blue: extreme winter conditions creating severe risk for the homeless

Pick up handwarmers to hand out to people suffering in the cold.

Code Blue Drive kicks off to help the homeless in extreme winter weather

As the seasons change and the holiday season approaches, you and your family, co-workers and church community are probably starting to think about how you can give some of your blessings to the community.

Mel Trotter Ministries is excited to share the stories of those experiencing homelessness via a compelling ArtPrize exhibit.

If you have a passion, talent, or interest, there's a way for you to get connected at Mel Trotter Ministries: Company/corporate partnerships, family involvement, organization, school, church, and more.