I usually get there after business hours and have to off load my donations myself, sometimes the boxes can be heavy. This last visit there was an attendant to assist taking my donations out of my vehicle. I was very appreciative.

My daughter and I have been unfortunate enough to find this place as a last resource upon looking for shelter. At first glance you'd think a faith based shelter would be a good place to start, I did anyway. In my case I'm homeless and new to Houston due to my daughters cancer diagnosis and experience in AZ. Her and I have medical issues. I've been reprimanded for attending doctors appointments and making it to appointments scheduled prior to our arrival here. I was told that I need to reevaluate if this is the place for us because I've made it to our appointments and also told that this isn't a shelter it is a development center. However it is referenced as such via 211 or when you Google family shelters. What I don't understand is why making appointments that stabilize our physical health would even be a issue. It actually controdicts what they proclaim to stand for(leave better than you came) and more about money. Also I have found that staff are able to lie and write you up just because you refuse to be disrespected by them even though this organization has heavy surveillance and proves what is going on. They use God as a weapon of evil and make subliminal messages in meetings (table talk) to discourage people from speaking out about what is going on in here. The food is horrible most of the time. Being here is like being in a narcissistic relationship where you are constantly being gaslit and degradined as if we are less than or not worthy of dignity and respect. No grace no mercy no empathy just micro aggression and down right no regard for human life. They say just be grateful you have a place to stay and food to eat. And I am I thank God every day all through out the day. I thank him for the staff that challenge me in any way. I thank him for the ones that are very intentional in prayer and not setting out to make this experience more traumatizing and for the people like myself that are here receiving services. Gods speed Gods will ...

This shelter is extremely corrupt. The food is raw at times, the staff expects you to eat it and get sick from it. The staff is messier than the residents. They take their sweet time helping you with housing. Some of the case managers tamper with the drug tests. Staff makes up rules as they go along. They talk about other people's kids here. If you're a man with child then this place isn't for you. They'll single you out because you're a single father. You'd be better off going to the Salvation Army...