Randy cared for his parents through their final, tough years, and he was with his mother to the end of her life. But after being deceived by his siblings, Randy found himself isolated in his grief . . . and homeless.

Carole* packed up what she could and ran, with two children in tow and a baby on the way. But she had nowhere to go . . .

“Basically, drugs and alcohol were around all my life. There are pictures of me as a little kid holding a beer. I hid my first pack of cigarettes when I was nine. To me, that was life,” says Tony.

Eric shares his gratitude for all the caring friends and donors who make this ministry possible for neighbors in need: “I’m really grateful for this place,” he says with a smile. “Thank you. You guys change lives.”

John is deeply thankful for the new beginning he found at LifePath through the prayers and partnership of friends like you . . .

Suddenly homeless, A.J. made a call to LifePath hoping for a kind word, a safe place to stay, and help getting back on her feet.

Derica said yes to some friends who needed help. It cost her everything. She and her 11-year-old son found themselves homeless with a baby on the way.

The Flex Family Shelter at LifePath offers a comfortable, safe space where families can stay together as they prepare for the next step. This was a priority for James and his daughter who were facing homelessness . . .

The time Greg spent in jail made him realize he was ready to change his life forever, ready to break the shackles of addiction that had cost him everything. He turned to LifePath.