We are a Boots on the Ground Ministry. We don't have an office but work out of our homes and vehicles. We are in the community daily supplying the Essential Needs of the Homeless, the Addicted, and those living on the streets with mental illness in Maury County, Tn.

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We are opening a Men's Recovery House (Philadelphia House) in Mt. Pleasant, Tn. The facility should be open in September of this year. We need donations to buy beds for this house and a freezer to store food. You can make a monetary donation through GoFundMe

We are feeding approximately 300-400 people weekly in Maury County. We supply food to the homeless, needy families, and recovery houses.

Last winter this gentleman's sleeping bag was ripped up. It was cold, expected to be 20 degrees that evening. He prayed, asking God what he could do. He needed a new sleeping bag. About 5 minutes later, Hal, our director, saw the gentleman on the street, he stopped and asked him if he needed anything. He told Hal about his need for a sleeping bag. Hal happened to have some new ones in his van. He gave the gentleman a new Coleman bag rated for 20 degrees. The smile on his face is a smile of gratitude for what God had done.

If you are homeless your life expectancy decreases by 30 years..A major cause of their death is extreme weather.

We sincerely thank Eddy and Maureen for donating a Cadillac Escalade to our ministry. We needed a vehicle large enough to transport the supplies to the homeless. Pictured is Hal Geant, Maureen and Eddy and Rev. Jeff Kane.

Our new Escalade is loaded down with blankets for distribution to the homeless in Maury County.

The Rapid Proliferation of Fentanyl, Meth, Opiates and other drugs is dramatically increasing the number of addicts living on the streets and homeless camps. These people need shelter and participation in Rehab Program that will bring freedom from this crippling addiction. Ten Years ago there was only two Recovery Houses in Maury County, now there are fifteen and the demand continues to increase.

A 501(c)(3) organization

Asking for help on the streets in Columbia.

A food delivery for the Homeless.

Love Thy Neighbor - Columbia is a 501 (3) (c) approved non-profit organization , /Contact, 928-605-5842