DONATIONS
Without your support, we would not be able to do the work we do. Thank you.
For more information on our events, which your donations help support, please click here.
To make a donation:
Donate online--- safe, secure, and convenient! Also, you have the opportunity to continue to give your support each month!** We accept all major credit and/or debit cards. Or, if you prefer to make a donation by check and/or money order, these can be made payable to: Missouri Valley Coalition for Homeless People, Inc.
PO Box 3115
Bismarck, ND 58502
Thank you very much for your support.
**Why give monthly?
Giving monthly by direct debit is a convenient way to help us support people who are homeless and at-risk of becoming homeless. Because the Missouri Valley Coalition’s approach is long term, a regular gift means we can develop our services and keep to the commitments we make.
Any questions?
To speak to us about your donation or fundraising opportunities, please call the MVCHP President, Heidi Selby, at 701-328-8870 or the MVCHP Vice President, Jenna Kirchmeier, at 701-255-2773, ext 321.
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteering with the Missouri Valley Coalition is simple!
Your support and skills are appreciated!
The Missouri Valley Coalition for Homeless People, Inc. always welcomes volunteers! Apply to become one now to gain some valuable work experience – and the satisfaction of helping a good cause.
Missouri Valley Coalition for Homeless People, Inc.
Attn: VOLUNTEER
PO Box 3115
Bismarck, ND 58502
*a signed copy of the volunteer application must be provided before we are able to fully accept any person as a volunteer.
Further Information:
To speak to us about your application or about volunteering with the Coalition in general, please call the MVCHP President, Heidi Selby, at
701-328-8870 or the MVCHP Vice President, Jenna Kirchmeier at 701-255-2773, ext 321.
"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world."
--Anne Frank
"In August of that year my mother-in-law died. The minister saw me up close at the family service the night before her funeral - my split and swollen lip, black eye and broken glasses, the other bruises on my arms and neck, and asked me what had happened. I couldn’t look at him and I couldn’t talk.
He said, "He did this to you, didn’t he?" When he saw the tears in my eyes, he knew.
That was the last time that I let myself be abused. I heard about a shelter where my kids and I could be safe and cared for, and we were out of there."
-- Abused Adult Resource Center
Resident (2008)
The Abused Adult Resource Center is a member of the MVCHP
