Hearts of Rescue is a non profit organization supporting people in need
Hearts of Rescue is devoted to advocate for the homeless, hungry, and under-represented members of our society
About Us
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
Supporting the homeless community by providing showers, change of clothes and hygiene kits. Restoring a sense of hope, self-worth, and dignity. Promoting an opportunity to heal and recover while in the transition from homeless to sheltered.
Get Involved
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
Hunger and homelessness isn't seasonal, which is why our year-round charity is critical. Devote a Saturday to support the cause and see first-hand the people we help. We're excited to have you join the mission!
You Can Help
How We're Helping
You Can Help
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading the word about our mission, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
Sponsor a person
$25.00
Your gift of $25 will provide a shower, change of clothes and hygiene kit for (1) person
The Crisis
Scope of the problem
The issue of homeless people throughout USA, and in particular Houston, is an enormous problem.
According to the Coalition for the Homeless, a count of the number of homeless people was conducted January 19, 2021. This revealed that there were 3,055 people living without homes in Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties compared to 3,974 people in 2020. About half of them were living in shelters (1,545) and the other half (1,510) were living without shelter.
Knowing and caring empowers us to help make the lives of our homeless neighbors better. We do this through simple acts of kindness. We cannot do everything, but we can do something.
Knowing our homeless neighbors opens our eyes and hearts to their joys and sorrows.
Knowing who our homeless neighbors are and what factors contribute to homelessness reminds us that we are all people, we should all have dignity, and we all deserve respect.
HOMELESSNESS IN AMERICA
14% of Americans experience homeless at some point
MILITARY
26% of the homeless are military veterans
CHILDREN
39% of the homeless population in St. Louis are children younger than 18
MENTAL HEALTH
40% of people with severe mental illness, such as schizophrenia, received no treatment in the past year.
As states eliminate services for the mentally ill, many fall through the cracks, landing in emergency rooms, jails, city streets or the morgue.
Our Partners
