Dorothy Day House of Hospitality

Family Matters

2013-11-25T00:36:47+00:00November 25th, 2013|

  "Put a pot of coffee and a pot of soup on the stove, open the door, and God will take care of the rest."   That Dorothy Day quote is the motto of Sister Maureen, the only employee of the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality. The House provides temporary

What Happened to My Home

2013-10-27T14:15:25+00:00October 27th, 2013|

What Happened to My Home By: Max Groce I didn't really know where to start on this blog about my Volunteering at the Dorothy Day House. I've never even been close to being homeless in my life. We lived in a small house when I was a kid but it

The Invisible Population

2013-09-22T10:49:46+00:00September 22nd, 2013|

The office/play room downstairs. This space allows the family to search for jobs online while letting their little ones play. I do not know if I could ever look someone in the eye who has nowhere else to go and tell them I cannot help them. This is

Week 12, Day 7: Michael Garcia at Dorothy Day House of Hospitality

2013-08-18T16:23:49+00:00August 18th, 2013|

My final assignment for my Volunteer Odyssey was to visit the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality, a shelter for homeless families located on Poplar Ave. At the house, I met Sister Maureen, the executive director of the Dorothy Day House, along with some members of the families currently residing there.

Week 11, Day 7: Ann-Katherine at the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality

2013-08-11T09:04:34+00:00August 11th, 2013|

Tonight was a perfect end to my week with Volunteer Odyssey.  I spent the evening at the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality (DDHH) for their “Sunday at Six.”  My husband John was able to join me tonight, and my friend Julie was accompanied by her fiancé, Reed. The Dorothy Day

Week 9, Day 7: Dorothy Day House of Hospitality

2013-07-21T12:05:51+00:00July 21st, 2013|

Visiting a family at the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality (DDHH) was a relaxing way to end an odyssey that was full of adventure. Walking into the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality on a Sunday evening is immediately calming. The smell of coffee was wafting through the house when Sister

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