How You can help

It is the central belief of Anchorage Cares that generosity better serves panhandlers when directed towards the agencies that assist these individuals. Real change – not spare change – is the best way to help out panhandlers.

 

Below is a list of some of the agencies providing real change in people’s lives. These partners in the Anchorage Cares program work to make a real difference in people’s lives, and all provide opportunities to help by volunteering or contributing.

ar-logo-transAnchorage Rescue Mission

www.anchoragerescue.org

A faith-based intervention center providing shelter, food, and counseling services.

awaic-logoAWAIC (Abused Women's Aid in Crisis)

www.awaic.org

Providing domestic violence shelter and intervention.

beanscafeBean's Cafe

https://www.beanscafe.org/

Feeding the hungry and homeless without discrimination throughout the day.

cssBrother Francis Shelter

https://www.cssalaska.org/our-programs/brother-francis-shelter/

Homeless shelter with services and supportive programs to help guests transition out of homelessness.

sa-logoClitheroe House

https://clitheroe.salvationarmy.org/

A comprehensive substance abuse and dual diagnosis treatment center.

covenant-houseCovenant House

ak.covenanthouse.org

Shelter and drop-in center serving Alaska's homeless youth.

logo-dskDowntown Hope Center

downtownhopecenter.org

Job training center, soup kitchen, and women's shelter for the homeless in downtown Anchorage.

sa-logoMcKinnell House

https://mckinnellhouse.salvationarmy.org/

Temporary emergency shelter and case management services for families experiencing the crisis of homelessness.