2013 Results

 

 

2013 we housed 240 people.

121 were females and 119 were male.

22,743 meals were served in 2013. 

15,356 Volunteer hours were performed for the year.

How did we assist those that stayed at Lifeboat?

-Parenting Classes

-Finance & Budgeting Sessions

-Resume Writing

-Mock Interviews

-Assisted in Job Leads

-Referred to Medical Providers

-Life Skills

-Nutrition /Health Education

-Facilitated connections with Local Social Service Agencies

-Provided Guidance in Transitional Housing

 

 

 

Make Checks Payable to Lifeboat Alliance Lifeboat Alliance is a non-profit 501©(3) For more information please visit WWW.Lifeboatalliance.ORG or email lifeboatalliance@gmail.com

 

 

 

"When it comes to caring for the homeless in the Mt. Vernon area,
we can do better... and we should."

"Our priority will be to serve homeless clients seeking
sustained life transformation."

 

 

 

 

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Great news story on our progress with the roof!

 

 

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Here you will find information concerning our alliance of churches, schools, community leaders, service organizations and agencies. Hundreds of people are facing homeless or near-homeless situations right here in our community.  As a community, Mt. Vernon and the surrounding Jefferson County can do better.  We can reach out with the transforming hand of Christ to those who have great need.

We are currently building our alliance of those who share our passion for ministering to the homeless.  If you would like to get involved, follow our progress on this website and contact us at LifeboatAlliance@gmail.com.

In His Care,
Lifeboat Alliance Board