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Something to Eat

In every care package, we include a sandwich, granola bars, fruit snacks and bottled water to provide sustenance for those in need. Food not only meets a physical need but also serves as a reminder that they are seen, valued, and loved.

Essential Items

Our care packages provide essential items to help those in need stay clean, warm, and cared for.

Each package includes band-aids, wet wipes, hand warmers for cold nights, fresh socks, and hygiene products like a toothbrush, toothpaste, body wash and shampoo.

These simple yet vital items help restore dignity and provide relief.

Prayer & Connection

After providing the care package, we take the time to connect with each individual, listening to their story and understanding their unique circumstances.

We believe in the power of prayer, and we pray for their needs, offering hope and support in Jesus' name. This personal connection is at the heart of our mission; showing that they are seen, heard, not forgotten, and loved by God.

"Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." — Matthew 25:40

"Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." — Matthew 25:40

"Let no one seek his own good, but the good of his neighbor." — 1 Corinthians 10:24

"Let no one seek his own good, but the good of his neighbor." — 1 Corinthians 10:24

"Whoever has two shirts should share with the one who has none, and whoever has food should do the same." — Luke 3:11

"Whoever has two shirts should share with the one who has none, and whoever has food should do the same." — Luke 3:11

The State of Homelessness in Fort Worth

  • Homelessness in Fort Worth

    As of the 2024 Point in Time Count, there are 2,762 individuals experiencing homelessness in Tarrant County, with the majority living in Fort Worth.

    71% are male, 28% are female, and most are between ages 25-39. Many have been homeless for over a year, highlighting the urgent need for support and resources.

  • Long-Term Homelessness Crisis

    The High ImpACT Pilot found that the median homeless individual has been without housing for 7.5 years and is 55 years old.

    Over 90% of individuals offered housing accepted it within six months, showing a strong willingness to transition off the streets.

  • Emergency Shelter Availability

    Fort Worth’s shelters had 923 adult beds available in 2024, but 69% were occupied, leaving limited space for those in need.

    Family shelters faced similar challenges, with 353 beds at 67% capacity. Despite shelter services, hundreds still sleep outside each night, highlighting the need for ongoing outreach.

 FAQs

  • We focus on areas where homelessness is prevalent in Fort Worth. Our team regularly visits areas where we know people are struggling, aiming to offer support, prayer, and care to as many individuals as possible.

  • We regularly go out into the community to distribute care packages, connect with individuals, and pray for them. While the frequency depends on available resources and volunteers, we strive to serve as often as possible. Our goal is to be a consistent and reliable presence for those in need, showing them God’s love through ongoing support and care.

  • We approach each person with kindness, respect, and humility. We start by introducing ourselves and offering a care package without any expectations. If they’re open to conversation, we take the time to listen to their story, learn their name, and show genuine care for their situation. Before we leave, we ask if they would like prayer, and if they’re comfortable, we pray with them for their needs.

  • We approach every interaction with respect, compassion, and sensitivity. We never force conversations or prayers, and we let each person decide their level of engagement. We also avoid taking or sharing photos without consent, ensuring that our focus remains on serving them with dignity rather than putting them on display. Our goal is to offer care and encouragement in a way that makes them feel valued, not like a statistic.