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.

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.

Your donation dollars are precious! We all want to make the greatest impact when giving to a non-profit. There are some misconceptions about the best use of your money for the greatest impact and one of the most dangerous things you can do is judge a non-profit on one statistic.

There is a hidden crisis in West Michigan. While we don't usually see individuals and families experiencing homelessness in suburban and rural areas, the Housing and Urban Development estimates that nearly 30% of people experiencing homelessness are outside of the city.

Someone you know may be experiencing homelessness and you don’t even know it. Here are some signs to look for.