Our Winter Shelter closed for the season on March 31, 2025. Over the course of the winter, we were honored to provide emergency shelter to 188 individuals in need, offering a total of 2,206 safe, warm nights of rest. We’re deeply grateful to our partners, volunteers, and supporters who made this possible. We hope to return next season with this vital program to continue supporting those in our community who need it most during the winter months.
Since launching the Tri-Cities Winter Shelter program, we’ve provided vital emergency services to hundreds of individuals in need during the coldest months of the year. Here’s a look at the impact we’ve made each season:
188 individuals served
2,206 shelter stays
303 individuals served
3,631 shelter stays
234 individuals served
4,520 shelter stays
126 individuals served
1,155 shelter stays
The Tri-Cities Winter Shelter is a vital initiative providing warmth and safety to those in need during the coldest months for those in need in the Tri-Cities area. This temporary shelter program is more than just a refuge from the harsh winter weather; it’s a community effort dedicated to supporting and uplifting individuals facing homelessness.
At the heart of the Tri-Cities Winter Shelter is a commitment to dignity and care. We offer a secure, welcoming environment where guests can access comfortable bedding, hot meals, and essential amenities. The shelter is not just about physical comfort; it’s a place where guests can find compassionate support and a listening ear.
Recognizing that homelessness is often intertwined with other challenges, our shelter also acts as a gateway to a range of supportive services. We provide connections to healthcare, mental health resources, and help with housing applications, aiming to address the broader needs of our guests.
Our dedicated staff work tirelessly to ensure that the Tri-Cities Winter Shelter is more than just a temporary solution. It’s a community hub where hope is kindled, and steps towards a more stable and secure future are encouraged.