- September 7, 2013 7:00 am Fox Valley Marathon
Current Needs
Listed below are our immediate needs. Please click here to view full list.
- XXL and XXXL summer clothes
- Shampoo
- Gift cards for Walmart, Jewel, Meijer or Dominicks
- Mens jeans sz 32 - 38
- Bicycle locks & chains
- Tee shirts
- Men's underwear (boxers)
- XXXL womens clothing
- Diapers SZ 5 & 6/Pullups
Because Everyone
Deserves Dignity
Hesed House's mission is to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless and give people the chance to hope again.
Hesed House is a national model for ending homelessness – one person, one family at a time. It is the culmination of nearly three decades of strategic evolution from a formerly acceptable model of "eats and sheets" to a Comprehensive Homeless Resource Center – a campus of centralized highly skilled professionals collaborating to provide the tools necessary to help individuals and families break free of the shackles binding them to homelessness.
How You Can Help
Whether you choose to lend your time and talents by volunteering, writing a check, planning a fundraising event or coordinating a collection of food, holiday toys, and warm winter clothes, ALL demonstrations of support are appreciated.
- View our current needs list
- Learn about volunteer opportunities
- Check out our careers page
Hesed House Launches New Website
Hesed House welcomes you to our new website. Why a new website? We wanted to make it easy for our friends to find all of the information that they can about Hesed House quickly and easily. Our new navigation makes it simple to keep up-to-date on the latest developments and events. You can find out Read more...
March 28th 2013
What is Hesed House? Watch the Video
Interested in seeing what services and resouces Hesed House provides? Check out our Documentary Video.
February 26th 2013
The First Time I Volunteered: a Hesed House Journal
She had weathered lines on her face from living a rough life. Her hair was clean but brittle with gray roots. Her winter coat was mostly clean, but made for a man and twice her size. I think she was in her 50s. I was thirteen years old, in the eighth grade (the same age Read more...
