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8:46 a.m. A moment that changed America forever. We honor the victims, remember the heroes, and stand united in remembrance. Never Forget. ❤️
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A huge thank you to YMCA of Southwestern IN for being a Green Jacket Sponsor for our 7th Annual Scramble for Housing! ⛳
Your support helps us continue providing safe, stable housing and resources to individuals and families in our community. We are grateful for your partnership and commitment to making a difference! 💜
There is still time to sign up your team or become a sponsor! Register here! --> givebutter.com/golf-scramble-r8s3e4.
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Introducing Our Monthly H.O.N.O.R. Program Impact Snapshot! 📈
We're excited to begin sharing monthly updates from ECHO Housing's H.O.N.O.R. Program so you can see the difference your support makes in our community.
This past weekend, Catalyst Church spent their Sunday morning volunteering at the House of Bread and Peace 💜 Thank you so much for your service and the love you poured into the house! If your organization is interested in volunteering at ECHO, email info@echohousing.org 🏠
THREE MORE DAYS TO PURCHASE TICKETS! 🎟️
Purchase tickets here ---> https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/ehco
A true testament to the work done at the House of Bread and Peace 💜 Thank you for supporting the House of Bread & Peace and the women and children we serve each day and good luck!
The Raffle is Live! - Get Your Tickets!
https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/ehco
The House of Bread & Peace, a program operated by ECHO Housing & Community Development, builds upon the legacy Sister Joanna Trainer started serves approximately 140 women and women with children each year.
The House provides emergency shelter, safety, stability, and compassionate support during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. For many who enter our doors, the House represents more than shelter-it represents hope, healing, dignity, and a safe place to begin again.
