It has been a busy couple of weeks around here! Our biggest news is that we have moved into our new home at 209 W. Main Street. We are just down the road from Melello’s coffee shop and Alba Park. We love being right on Main Street – the visibility is great and it’s making [...]
Maslow Project will be moving to a new location in the next few weeks. We are excited to have more space to serve our kids and families, but we will have no means to transport the youth involved in our Girls Unite group or pick up donations for our food pantry. Up until now we [...]
We want to give a great big “Thank You!” for the very generous recent donation made by the folks at Fountain Plaza. We enjoyed their visit to our drop-in center and certainly appreciate the ongoing support.
With the weather changing so dramatically over the last few days, we have seen a lot of kids in the drop-in center who are trying to prepare for being out in the cold weather. Maslow Project could really use your donations of warm coats in all sizes, sleeping bags/heavy blankets, hats and gloves, umbrellas, and [...]
The creepy clowns and ghoulish frights over at Circus of Screams haunted house raised more than 1,800 pounds of food for Maslow Project and 3,300 pounds of food for ACCESS, Inc. Wow! Our food pantry is looking good. We are so impressed and grateful for all of the hard work that went into making this [...]
Time is running out for everyone to catch the super scary haunted house, Circus of Screams. Funds and canned goods collected go to support several youth organizations around the valley, including Maslow Project. The haunted house is open 6:30pm to 9:00pm today (10/30) and Saturday (10/31), at 9512 Highway 62 in Eagle Point. It’s spook-tacular [...]
The Medford Chapter of the American Sewing Guild shows their support for our families over and over again. Earlier this year, they assembled fifty hygiene kits, and put them in homemade bags. Just last week, the guild donated many beautiful quilts to keep youth and families warm this winter. Here’s a great big “thank you” [...]
The Homelessness Resource Center, an online community of providers, consumers, policymakers, researchers, and public agencies, just published a great article about Maslow Project. Read it here.
*Name has been changed to protect their identity:Anna*, 14 – despite 36 moves, 18 schools and living in a tent, maintains a 3.95 GPA, advanced placement honors classes and works part-time. Shelley,18 – Overcame many hardships, while living in her car, finished her GED, completed JobCorps, joined TLP, now employed, living on her own [...]
