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Mobilize your community to
help people without a home

Corporate, faith, and volunteer groups use Samaritan to help people access the social and financial support needed to leave the street.

Use Samaritan to…

Rally your team around one or
more Samaritan Members at an evidence-based $80/month

(backing them with encouragement & support until they reach a housing or life goal)

Inspire generosity through a Seed Gift that covers your team’s first $10 or $20 gift

(Tax-deductible)

Sponsor a city-wide match and receive several special placements

Give to an Action Fund that samaritan members receive from as they take action towards their goals

Host virtual or in-person Samaritan Feasts or lunch n’ learns to go deeper with Samaritan Members in your community

Use
to…

Help members find a
social & physical home

15,210

samaritans like you
signed up to volunteer

Restore hope and help
rebuild self-sufficiency

$225,142

given and used
to enter housing

Let's get you
involved next

56%

of members overcome
key barriers to housing

Hear the impact samaritans like you can have

As your team starts to travel
your city again…

They’ll be reminded how vulnerable some of our unhoused neighbors truly are. Kindness yields unexpected health and self-improvement benefits. But what can be done here? What can your team do?

We’ve seen that when we surround a person with social and financial capital, it helps accelerate their path to a permanent, supportive home. A social home—followed by the physical home.

Use Samaritan to invite employees (or congregants, members, partners, clients, etc.) into this process, reinforcing the efforts of local nonprofits.

We’ll bring simple, tangible opportunities to strengthen someone’s fight to leave the street (plus reportable data). You bring the crew.

Let's talk about the
opportunities at hand…

Jeff Lilley
former CEO, Seattle's Union Gospel Mission

The number one question I'm asked, is " Jeff, how do I respond when asked for help on the street? Samaritan is an answer to that question.

Nicole S.
now-housed Samaritan Member

This is the first time in seven years people have seen me for who I am, not what I look like or come from.

Chris C.
Samaritan Member

Thanks to samaritans for checking up on and feeding me… Don’t know how I would have ate or kept warm many nights without you.

Laura L.
now-housed Samaritan Member

Sometimes, you can feel really invisible and it can kind of feel al lot of times like there's no help out there. It was just nice to have people be like "Yea, we really want to help."