• ensure them restful sleep in a safe, warm place.
• provide nourishment for body and soul.
• rekindle their hope.
• connect them to resources needed to find permanent housing and rebuild their lives.
• increase their ability to provide for themselves.

Who is AECH?

AECH comprises people of faith representing many faith traditions who are committed to helping our homeless neighbors gain a positive place within society. We listen to needs, create public awareness, advocate for the homeless and fund the Warming Souls Winter Overflow Shelter.

2009 Warming Souls Winter Overflow

The Warming Souls Winter Overflow Shelter was open from November through March. This year (2009-2010) the shelter served 475 unique individuals (386 men; 89 women). Cots were filled 11,853 times. More than 2,123 volunteers provided more than 8,492 hours of service. Read the full report

Couldn't help out this year? Get in touch with us. We're gearing up for the next overflow in November 2010. Join us for our weekly meetings at 5:15 every Tuesday, 829 N. Market (Interfaith Ministries).