Help us celebrate Thanksgiving

This week, many Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving, a time we share gratitude for all our blessings in this great country. At Soul’s Harbor, we also celebrate Thanksgiving with turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans and other delicacies. It costs us $13.26 per man to celebrate Thanksgiving. If you want to contribute to feeding a single homeless man or a group of men, please either send us a check to the address near the bottom of the page.

If you cannot help us financially, please consider donating your old clothes, furniture, appliances or household items at the link below:

Household Donation Request Form

Thank you for your support.

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Why Addicts are hooked on drugs?

We are blessed to have another great article from the Registered Nurse, Mrs. Cynthia Blair. Cynthia’s son went through our holistic program over 9 years ago. This article deals with the effects that drugs, both legal and illegal, has on the brain. You can read the entire article on our website at:
The Reward System of the Brain

Thank you, Mrs. Blair, for another excellent article. 

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We need your help…

Soul’s Harbor homeless shelter is supported solely by our four thrift stores. You can donate your household items via phone (972-286-1940) or our “Household Donation Request Form” page. We also take automobiles “Vehicle Donation Request Form“. So if you have old clothes, furniture, appliances, household items, or even a car to donate to Soul’s Harbor, either fill out our online form or call our dispatch office at 972-286-1940. Our dispatch office is open Monday through Saturday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

We are sustained solely through our four thrift store sales. We rely on your donated items to support our shelter. At Soul’s Harbor, we would like to thank all our customers that donate their items and also our thrift store customers. Because without our customers, there would be no Soul’s Harbor.

Thank you and God Bless.

Brent Burmaster
Executive Director of Soul’s Harbor Homeless Shelter

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