The Knights Come to Visit!
Our first in-house Veteran dinner in quite a while and we’re so glad that it was with our friends the Knights of Columbus from Hot Springs Village! Thanks for …
Thank you, St. Michael’s!
Every month, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church collects canned goods to help feed those in need. While construction has closed the food pantry closest to them, they continue to serve! The food is picked …
Working Together to Provide Second Chances
St. Francis House has a commitment to working with other non-profits in Little Rock. Our relationship with Phoenix Recovery, a transitional living facility for women getting out of prison, is …
Your Donations Never Go to Waste at St. Francis House!
With so many in need, non-profits have to work together to serve as many as possible. That’s why anything we can’t use is donated to a group that can use …
Thank you Daughters of 1812
The Baseline-Meridian Chapter, United States Daughters of 1812 (U.S.D. 1812) recently delivered dishes, camo backpacks, and men’s jeans. as well as Graduating Quilts, for our graduating Veterans, a window air conditioner, and a sewing machine. …
Easter Dinner from St. Margaret’s!
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church has made it a part of their Easter tradition to bring our veterans’ Easter dinner. As always, it was delicious and the perfect ending to …
Palm Saturday Fun!
It’s so nice to have a church community right here on the St. Francis House grounds! This year, Good Shephard Episcopal Church held its first Psalm Saturday Cook-Out. Hot dogs, burgers, and …
Thank you, St. James!
Our friends Bo and Debbie from the St. James UMC Transitional Sunday School class stopped by with a wonderful dinner from the class for our Re-Entry Veterans! A full meal …
Welcome Aboard, Stephen!
St. Francis House is pleased to welcome Stephen Dawson as our new Veterans Transitional Housing Coordinator. Stephen has a background in nonprofit work in Central Arkansas and holds undergraduate and …
Christmas Baskets- The Episcopal Youth Community Always Helps Out!
Youth from Trinity Cathedral, Christ Church, St. Margaret”s and Saint Mark’s all turned out to help pack and deliver food baskets for our low-income neighbors!