My ShelterLess program

Your property purchase or sale can help the cause of homelessness. $250 at a time.
My profession as a Realtor provides for me to work with people who have “home”. They are moving from one home to another home. They are relocating, down-sizing, up-sizing and even just getting out of their parents’ basement. We all know that everyone is not so fortunate. A safe and warm home is not available to all. Some are ShelterLess. If you use my real estate services, you will be helping those who help those in need. Through my ShelterLess Program, one of the following organizations will receive a $250 donation in your name. Simply choose one of these or suggest another program concerned with homelessness in your community. You will receive a confirmation and thank you from the organization you choose.
SUGGEST ANOTHER ORGANIZATION

Choose one of the following, or suggest another

New England Center and Home for Veterans
17 Court Street, Boston, MA 02108 New England Center and Home for Veterans (NECHV) is a national leader in housing and serving Veterans who are at-risk of homelessness. Located in Downtown Boston and offering services throughout the region, NECHV supports Veterans with innovative services that enable success, meaningful employment, and dignified independent living. LEARN MORE
St. Francis House
39 Boylston Street, Boston, MA Open 365 days a year. Located in the heart of downtown Boston, St. Francis House is the largest day shelter in New England, welcoming up to 500 adults experiencing homelessness each day. The refuge, recovery, employment and housing services overlap and build on one another to provide their guests with continuous and comprehensive support. LEARN MORE
Bridge Over Troubled Water
47 West Street, Boston, MA Bridge is Boston’s foremost agency providing life-changing services for homeless, runaway and at-risk youth. For youth who need help, Bridge can provide more than just shelter and a warm meal. Bridge helps youth find pathways to education, mental health counseling, career development, transitional living solutions, community support, and more. LEARN MORE or WATCH 5-MINUTE VIDEO
Rosie’s Place
889 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA Rosie’s Place was founded in 1974 as the first women’s shelter in the United States. More than 50 years later, Rosie’s Place not only provides meals and shelter but also creates answers for more than 13,000 women a year through wide-ranging support, housing and education services. Our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment to help poor and homeless women maintain their dignity, seek opportunity and find security in their lives. LEARN MORE
Pine Street Inn
444 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA Founded in 1969, Pine Street Inn is the largest homeless services provider in New England, offering a comprehensive range of services to more than 2,400 individuals daily. Pine Street’s programs include housing with support, emergency shelter, street outreach and workforce development. Their goal is to end homelessness by moving individuals beyond the streets and shelter, making the safety and stability of a home and community a reality for all. LEARN MORE
House of Hope
812 Merrimack Street, Lowell MA, 01854 House of Hope is dedicated to homeless families in MA, helping them gain stable housing. House of Hope is represented by two distinct sister nonprofit organizations, House of Hope Shelter and House of Hope Housing that share a commitment to transitioning homeless families into a stable community life. They provide services that respect and nurture families so they can begin to heal from the trauma of homelessness, and support parents by guiding them through opportunities to build economic sufficiency and embrace a stable home life. LEARN MORE
Boston Healthcare for the Homeless
780 Albany Street, Boston, MA BHCHP is an integrated team of over 600 medical and behavioral health staff, social service providers, and support staff committed to providing comprehensive, high-quality health care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston and beyond. At 30+ clinic sites in shelters and hospitals, their medical respite program, and on the streets, they provide medical care, behavioral health care, youth and family services, and case management to nearly 10,000 individuals (adults and children) every year. LEARN MORE
Abby’s House
52 High St, Worcester, MA Abby’s House provides shelter and affordable housing, as well as advocacy and support services, to homeless, battered, and low-income women, with or without children. They are committed to creating lasting change by addressing the unique and urgent needs of the community, supporting those who need it most. Among their offerings are 18 shelter beds and 79 units of housing. Serving women for 49 years. LEARN MORE