For the past couple of months, I’ve had the opportunity to get to know Nancy, as well as her volunteers who want to make a difference in our community. I wanted to document this special success for Maslow Project, but also for Nancy, who is the lead in this program.

The affordable housing crisis continues to persist in Southern Oregon and has a profound impact on our community. Through our partnership with the Housing Authority of Jackson County and Oregon Department of Human Services, we will be opening up 12 new permanent supportive housing units for Maslow families.

We’d like to thank you all for your assistance and patience with Maslow Projects 11th Annual Holiday Program and wanted to share a few numbers about the kiddos we were able to assist (with your help) this Christmas:

This September I had the pleasure of sitting down with Maslow Project’s longtime donor, Marlan Morse. His interest began when he learned that Pastor David Rapp of Waters Edge church had been serving summertime lunches for students in need. Marlan, a dentist and father, resonated with children’s need for access to nutritious food.