How You Can Help

Volunteering

Pathways to Care always welcomes volunteers and projects. Some of our volunteers provide on-site activities and games for our residents or assist with food preparation and service, building and grounds maintenance, and clerical support. Please fill out the inquiry form here or for more information about how you can help, please call (407) 388-0245.

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Current Resident and Facility Needs

Pathways to Care current residents needs include new and gently used…

  • Deodorant and body wash – male and female
  • Basketball shorts – all sizes
  • Sneakers – all sizes
  • Adult pull-ups – all sizes
  • Sweatpants – all sizes
  • Pajama pants – all sizes
  • Duffle bags/luggage, backpacks
  • Twin size linen and towels – any size
  • Walkers, wheelchairs and rollators with seats
  • Shower chair – NOT portable commodes
  • Winter jackets, clothing
  • Winter hats/beanies

We cannot take any used 3:1 commode, hoyer lifts or ostomy supplies.

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Soup Bowl Supper

On Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 6:00 p.m., we will celebrate our 13th annual Soup Bowl Supper at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Guests will indulge in a variety of wine, soups and desserts all generously donated by more than 30 local businesses and restaurants. The evening will consist of a silent and live auction, musical entertainment and testimonials from former residents. 

This event benefits Pathways to Care (PTC), where we provide respite care for individuals experiencing homelessness and in need of a safe place to heal from illness or injury. 

·         PTC serves over 300 homeless men and women in a normal year. 20% are U.S. veterans.

·         96 % of residents discharged from Pathways to Care have gone to safe locations.

·         It is one of only 50 facilities of its type in the US and one of the largest with its 34-bed capacity.

·         PTC’s Step 2 is a 20-bed transitional housing program helping residents work towards their employment or educational goals after healing from their initial ailment.

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