We are grateful to the Lipscomb Family Foundation for their generous $25,000 grant. This funding will go toward our invaluable children’s programming and life skills classes. Thank you!

Join us in welcoming four new members to the Homeless No More team! See what they have to say about joining the team. Welcome to HNM, Cynthia, Teresa, Gregg, and Kimberly!

We’re excited to announce this year’s Fun Run will include an all-abilities division for children with disabilities to participate in the way that suits their individual needs. Thanks to Humana Healthy Horizons for sponsoring the Fun Run!

We’re grateful for the groups who chose to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through days of service at HNM! Members of City Year and Colonial Life employees spent time in our Education Center helping us prepare for the new school semester! Volunteer with the link in our bio.

The annual Point in Time Count assesses the number of people in any area who are experiencing homelessness during a single night. HNM offers there is a data disconnect between this count and the true number of homeless families. We continue to advocate on behalf of our families!

Interested in learning more about Homeless No More? Registration for our February community tour is now open! Sign up here: form.jotform.com/233095404756156

Have you registered for Race for Place? Funds raised will support the important programs at Family Shelter and St. Lawrence Place. In addition to cash prizes, age group winners receive tiles created by the children in our education program.

Homeless No More is hiring an Education Coordinator, an Education Associate and a Family Shelter Assistant. Visit our website to learn more about how you can join our team and make a difference in the lives of the families and children we serve.

Children in our after school program learned how being healthy can be fun! Students from USC’s MedElem program played games and built nutritious plates with the children, and Junior League of Columbia arranged for Zumba instructor James Patrick to host a dance fitness class.

Homeless No More is the only system of care in South Carolina serving homeless and at-risk families with children – including fathers and boys over the age of 12. It’s been our mission for more than 35 years.

Join us on February 24th for Race for the Place! Thank you to our Gold Sponsors, Lugoff Toyota, CAHEC Management, Burr & Forman, LLP and Sound and Images! Register at strictlyrunning.com

Happy Valentine's Day! We love our volunteers! Are you interested in giving your time to Homeless No More? Email [email protected] to learn about our volunteer opportunities.

Recently our President and CEO was able to speak with the media on topics ranging from the lack of affordable housing to the proposed Hope Center in the City of Columbia. Read the latest news articles here: homelessnomoresc.org/newsroom

Congratulations to Homeless No More board member, Lasenta Lewis-Ellis, for being named one of The Post and Courier's 12 Black Leaders to Know in South Carolina! 12 Black Leaders to Know: Lasenta Lewis-Ellis postandcourier.com/black-history/… via The Post and Courier

Race week is here! Tune in to WIS tonight at 7:30 to hear HNM CEO Dr. Lila Anna Sauls and Race for the Place Event Director Missy Caughman discuss Saturday's fundraiser. It's not too late! Register for Race for the Place here: strictlyrunning.com/gpuilGroupTip.…

Another successful Race for the Place is in the books! We want to say thank you again to all who participated in the race on Saturday, our sponsors, our volunteers and St. Joseph Catholic Church. We could not have done this without you!

Volunteers help us get the work done - whether it is sorting donations, providing weekend meals, or helping with special events. Our 2024 Race for the Place marked volunteer Missy Caughman’s 12th year as Event Director.

HNM CEO Dr. Lila Anna Sauls and Chief Programs Officer Jeremy Martin spoke at an annual conference held by Palmetto Associations for Children and Families. They discussed approaches to aiding families experiencing homelessness, and shared effective strategies implemented by HNM.

Homeless No More’s education program offers various enrichment activities that support each child’s unique interests and development. Recently, the children enjoyed a mobile visit from Richland Library. After a read-aloud, each child chose age-appropriate books from the bus!

Everyone should know how dawnstaley has been leading and inspiring others for decades. That includes our homeless families and children at Family Shelter and St Lawrence Place. Congratulations, Coach! And thank you from the bottom of our hearts! ❤️