Improving Food Security for Our Veterans
Thank you to the Veteran Affairs Nutrition and Food Services for their commitment to St. Francis house in helping to improve food security. Their food donation program will be used to …
The mission of St. Francis House is to provide a means of addressing the diverse, critical needs of the underserved, which are not adequately addressed by others in the community.
At St. Francis House, we recognize that you are Partners in our Ministries, and we rely on your generosity.
The St. Francis House is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in January 1970 as a social outreach of the Episcopal Church to the State of Arkansas.
Now in its fourth decade of service, St. Francis House is pursuing its mission through a variety of critical ministries carried out on behalf of deserving people in the community. To learn more about these ministries or to refer an individual or family whose fundamental needs are not being met or to inquire of opportunities in which you or your organization can support these ministries, please contact us.
Social services has always been a fundamental and essential ministry of our work here at St. Francis House. Our Community Outreach staff are blessed to serve those in our neighborhood, …
Begun in 1988, the Veterans Re-Entry Program provides transitional housing for homeless Veterans having difficulties re-entering society because of post-traumatic stress syndrome or substance abuse or other problems. Funded under …
St. Francis House is richly blessed with a dedicated and compassionate staff. It is also blessed with volunteers who contribute their time and talent in endless ways to its many …
You may call St. Francis House at 501-664-5036 for more information on the programs or email us at: info@stfrancishouselr.org We offer the following services: Food Pantry, Clothing Department (501) 664-5036 …
Thank you to the Veteran Affairs Nutrition and Food Services for their commitment to St. Francis house in helping to improve food security. Their food donation program will be used to …
Our friend Brenda Ketzscher from Humana , and her friend Julie Wallace from Oak Street Health Clinic, came by with brunch and then organized bingo for our Vets! Brenda is a …
The UAMS Student Association for Veteran Empowerment (SAVE) dropped by with extra treats for our Veterans. Games, sweet treats and one of the Veterans even sang and played the guitar! …
Nursing sorority Mu Chi Chi had a winning hand with a Sunday chicken dinner for the St. Francis House Veterans! Thank you ladies so very much!