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What is good, only this: to act justly, to love
tenderly, to walk humbly...

The Poverello Center, Inc. has operated Montana’s largest emergency homeless shelter and soup kitchen for over thirty-five years. The “Pov” sleeps seventy-five homeless residents a night and serves 100,000 hot meals, 365 days a year.

Clients are homeless, working-poor, disabled, mentally ill, elderly, veterans, families and folks struggling with substance abuse recovery. The Poverello Center also operates transitional housing facilities for homeless families (The Joseph Residence) and for homeless veterans (The Valor House).

Services include mental health referrals, a medical clinic, a food pantry, a clothing room, hot showers, agency and job referrals, a laundry room, and many other services that enable our clients to move into safe, affordable housing and begin a life of integrity back in the work-force. The Pov receives significant support from the community at-large (to give you an idea, 19,000 people volunteered at the Poverello Center in 2006!)

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Give A Bigger Bang For Your Buck!
Fertile Soil for Spring Time Donations

From March 1 to April 30 of 2008, you have a great opportunity to increase your Poverello giving power. The Feinstein Foundation has pledged to divide up $1 million among agencies who help the hungry.

You can help the Poverello Center get a bigger chunk of this money by donating food or cash to the Pov between March 1 and April 30th. Every single dollar and every pound of food will be counted. Please help the Poverello Center in this effort to feed the hungry! Click here to donate now.

Visit www.feinsteinfoundation.org for more information on Alan Shawn Feinstein and his pledge to give away $1 million every year to fight hunger.


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