Finding Hope After It Was Lost
When Charlene Rowe was six years old, living in North Trenton, she knew her mom was struggling, trying to keep
The Mission feeds those who are hungry, houses those who are homeless, counsels those seeking recovery, and provides new opportunities for all.
The Mission feeds those who are hungry, houses those who are homeless, counsels those seeking recovery, and provides life-changing opportunities.
Behind each of these numbers is a personal story – of hope, potential and opportunity.
On a dark, sweltering summer night, just shy of two years ago, Claudia Moeller was walking home to her apartment in Princeton when, out of the shadows, she was attacked, robbed, and left thrashed on the sidewalk.
Shortly afterward that traumatic experience, she became homeless, and, having run out of options, came to The Shelter.
Read about how Claudia became an advocate, speaking on behalf of those experiencing homelessness.
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When Charlene Rowe was six years old, living in North Trenton, she knew her mom was struggling, trying to keep
“I lost myself. I became homeless and was living on the streets,” Nicole shared. Then she became pregnant. “I was
When Anthony Grassi was 16 years old, he said, “Nobody could tell me what to do. I thought I knew
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