December Letter from the Executive Director, Julie Lowe
TIS wraps up the year with a reminder to continue spreading the word about rural homelessness, and the relief that organizations like ours offer all year long.
TIS November 2024 Newsletter – Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Month Recap
Thanks to YOU, in November we served: 12 Single Individuals 11 Families 18 Children Just this month, you supported 46 of our neighbors by providing them with homes in our […]
November Letter from the Executive Director, Julie Lowe
We celebrate the network of caring people who support TIS during National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month.
December 2024 Tidewater Times – Bonna Nelson’s Spotlight on Talbot Interfaith Shelter
Curious about getting involved in our community, and joining Team TIS? Learn about volunteer opportunities and the history of the shelter in Bonna Nelson’s thoughtful article in December’s Tidewater Times. […]
October 2024 Newsletter – Guests Step Up As the New Year Winds Down!
Thanks to YOU, in October we served: 10 Single Individuals 12 Families 19 Children Happy Halloween! Throughout October, you supported 43 of our neighbors by providing them with homes in […]
October Letter from the Executive Director, Julie Lowe
As we celebrate the end of October, we recognize that November is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month.
September 2024 Newsletter – Life Skills Classes, A Lively Friendraiser, and More!
Thanks to YOU, in September we served: 23 Single Individuals 11 Families 18 Children Just this month, you supported 46 of our neighbors by providing them with homes in our […]
September Letter from the Executive Director, Julie Lowe
As we enter into fall, we take stock of how much energy and effort our volunteers give to keep TIS afloat.
August 2024 Newsletter – Jobs Galore, a New Car, and More!
Thanks to YOU, in August we served: 15 Single Individuals 12 Families 21 Children As Labor Day approaches and summertime draws to a close, we remain ever grateful for your […]
August Letter from the Executive Director, Julie Lowe
As we embrace the end of summertime, TIS experiences the consequences of each day’s economic squeeze.