Maslow's Army
HOMELESSNESS IS A SITUATION, NOT AN IDENITY
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Since our opening in October 2016, Maslow's Army has served over two million meals. Our temporary day center housed over 22,500 in the course of six months. We have distributed over 85k copies of our Navigational Guide that has helped individuals navigate resources. Maslow's Army hits the streets each and every day to look for gaps and fill the holes in our areas homeless population. Your gift will ensure that we can continue this work.
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Your Maslow's Army Family
We Were There: Taste of Cincinnati!
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
Taste of Cincinnati Years: 2017, 2018, and 2019. Maslow's Army was there! We provided those experiening homelessness with the opportunity to particpate in one of Cincinnati's biggest events. Those in need were provided with free Texas Roadhouse meals, pastries, and companionship.
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
During the course of the Covid-19 pandemic Maslow's Army sheltered over 261 individuals, families, and veterans expericing homelessness.
We Were There: Advocating for Kenny Martin 2017
We Were There: Covid-19 Hotels to protect those in Need 2020
We Were There: Advocating for Kenny Martin 2017
Ken Martin was a dedicated volunteer for Maslow's Army. In early 2017 he had overcame homelessness and addiction and began helping Maslow's Army as a dedicated volunteer. Sadly, Ken passed away on the bitter cold streets of Cincinnati and was found at a bus stop the day after Christmas at 5:45 am. due to hypothermia.
Maslow's Army fought for Ken. We were there advocating for change!
Temporary Shelters
Busing those in need
Basic Needs Outreach
In 2019 Maslow's Army partnered with Truth and Destiny Church along with for Hamilton County to open up temporary shelter at the Hamilton County Jail, Churches, and various other locations to ensure safety during frigid tempertures.
Basic Needs Outreach
Busing those in need
Basic Needs Outreach
Maslow's Army was there! Every single week Maslow's Army did a basic needs outreach. We provided individuals with free La Rosa's pizza, bottled water, fruit, dessert, hygiene items, and clothing. Since the pandemic we have temporairly shut down the outreach but are continuing peer mentoring daily for those experiening homelessness.
Busing those in need
Busing those in need
Busing those in need
During some of the coldeest winters, Maslow's Army was there busing individuals experiening homelessness to shelters to ensure safety.
Maslow's Army Winter Mission 2021/2022
Peer Outreach
Maslow's Army will continue our peer street outreach program. The program targets those experiencing homelessness living in places not meant for human habitation. Our goal for our clients is to not enable clients to stay on the streets but to connect them to life saving resources to help them become healthy productive members of society.
Thanksgiving 2021
Drivers
Meal Prep Volunteers
Meal Prep Volunteers
Thank you to our many drivers who showed up Thanksgiving morining to help deliver over 500 meals to familes, veterans, and those living directly on the streets.
Meal Prep Volunteers
Meal Prep Volunteers
Meal Prep Volunteers
Over 50 volunteers came Thanksgiving morning incluidng students from Elder High School to help box meals and organize deliveries.
Donors
Meal Prep Volunteers
Donors
Maslow's Army would like to thank Crossroads church and Humana for their sponship and donation to help enusre sucess of this event!
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Donations We are in Need of
Maslow's Army is currently seeking a new or gently used vehicle to help with our mission.
- If you would like to donate via paypal please mark your donation specifically for vehicle.
- If you have a used vehicle or box truck please consider donating it to Maslow's Army.
We are also in need of
- New socks
- New Boots
We are currently not accepting
- Bedding
- Funiture
- Clothing
We are currently working to distribute the clothing donations we already have. We are hoping to be able to accept clothing donations in the spring.
Maslow's Army Temporary Day Center Success
DAY SHELTER MISSION COMPLETED
Maslow's Army Temporary Day Center for those experiencing homelessness wrapped up it's program on June 30th, 2021. With Covid 19 vaccines readily available, Maslow's Army completed their mission of protecting our cities homeless population. During the time where vaccines were limited, Maslow's Army protected those from the virus and from the harsh winter months in 2020. Thanks to our many donors who supported the day center. The day center was open from December 2020 to June 2021. During the day center's run Maslow's Army was open daily and was able to serve several meals a day, provide clients with connection to vital resources such as warm clothing, peer to peer mentoring, and through partnering agencies we were able to connect many individuals to detox and treatment centers. Thanks to our many partnering agencies who worked to help clients in the Maslow's Army Day Center.
Hotel Program Ended August 2020
During the course of the Covid-19 pandemic Maslow's Army sheltered over 261 individuals, families, and veterans expericing homelessness.
The individuals that were placed into hotel rooms also had regular health screenings, daily temperature checks, and 3 meals a day served by our amazing volunteers.
We don't know how many lives this program saved but we know it made a tremendous impact. Especially for those most vulnerable!
Maslow's Army Zoo Day! June 18th, 2020
For the past 13 weeks Maslow's Army has been housing individuals and families (252) in area hotels. We believe that it is so important to engage with each guest and to do socially involved activities. 30 children and 10 adults including chaperones will be took part in Maslow's Army Cincinnati Zoo Day!
The Cincinnati Zoo will be hosted Maslow's Army for an exciting educational day of fun. There was also an official Hamilton County Sheriff's Department police escort (with lights) to the Zoo. The first stop was at the Hippo statue. Our guide lead us to the Africa Deck where we were treated to an amazing LaRosa's Pizza lunch donated by our partners, LaRosa Pizzeria.
Special Thanks to The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, The LaRosa Family, The Cincinnati Zoo, Microtel Hotel, Brian Garry and Samuel Landis of Maslow's Army as well as all who have put this special day together!!!
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