01/25/2026
Friends, we need you. 💙
As dangerous cold grips our community, the Compassion Center Warming Shelter is a lifeline for our neighbors who have nowhere else to go. Due to the extended weather conditions, we will be open for a continuous 10–12 day stretch, providing round-the-clock shelter, warmth, and safety. Currently, we are serving 55 people in need of escape from the cold.
That kind of sustained response is only possible with strong volunteer support.
We are calling on compassionate, dependable volunteers to step in and serve during this critical time. Whether you can give a few hours, one shift, or help across multiple days, your presence makes an immediate, life-saving difference.
Why this matters:
We are the largest and only County-supported warming shelter in our area.
Extended cold dramatically increases the risk of hypothermia and death.
A steady volunteer presence over these 10–12 days is essential to keep our doors open and our guests safe.
Who we’re looking for:
Individuals with a heart for the homeless and vulnerable
Calm, steady volunteers willing to help monitor the shelter, offer hospitality, and ensure safety
Men and overnight volunteers are especially needed
You don’t need special skills—just compassion, reliability, and a willingness to serve. Training and support will be provided.
If you’ve ever asked how you could make a real, tangible difference during a crisis, this is that moment. Please consider stepping forward, praying about it, and sharing this plea with others who may be able to help.
👉 To volunteer or learn more, please contact us immediately.
The cold won’t wait—and neither can we.
Thank you for standing with us and being the hands and feet of compassion when it matters most.
Click the link for our volunteer shift opportunities:
https://signup.com/go/LHfcEtU