OUR WORK

ABOUT TGTHR

We are ending youth homelessness by providing critical services that build a supportive community around young people, amplifying their voices and celebrating them as they grow.

WHAT DOES TGTHR MEAN?

The name TGTHR (pronounced together) emphasizes the importance of all of us working together to end youth homelessness.

OUR VISION

TGTHR envisions a society that values every young person, ensuring that they are supported and safe.

OUR MISSION

We are ending youth homelessness by providing critical services that build a supportive community around young people, amplifying their voices and celebrating them as they grow.

OUR VALUES

RELATIONSHIPS: We believe growth is rooted in relationships.

SUPPORT: We believe in celebrating young people as they grow.

DIVERSITY: We believe there is strength in diversity.

RESPECT: We believe that youth voices are critical to achieving our vision.

EQUITY: We believe that housing is a fundamental right.

Programs at tgthr

LAST YEAR:

377

young people were helped throughout all our programs.

159

young people had stable housing through TGTHR’s housing programs.

173

young people secured employment & 129 continued their education.

56

young people were reunified with family after our family counseling services.

Financials

We partner with every type of stakeholder to break the cycle of youth homelessness. See our past financial reports here.

OUR TEAM

Meet the dedicated staff and Board of Directors who wake up every day with the drive to end youth homelessness.

GET EDUCATED

Ending youth homelessness begins with understanding its causes. Contact us for a TGTHR presentation or meeting.

EVENTS AT TGTHR

From attending a fundraising event or hosting a benefit to event sponsorship, there are numerous ways to support youth at TGTHR!

DONATE THIS CO GIVES DAY WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER!

WALKING ALONGSIDE YOUTH ON A PATH TO STABILITY

FACES AT TGTHR

"It's because of the staff here that I am really able to take charge of my life. I am so happy I found TGTHR." — ACE

“I came here after my foster family moved out of state. I like to read and it’s nice being able to have somewhere I can do that and my schoolwork in peace. I like to edit videos and photos, too. I think doing something related to that in college would be really cool.” — AXL

"I wasn't really able to think about my future before with the situations I was in. But now that I have stable housing and everything, I can. So I'm pretty happy about that." — ARIANNA

"I never was able to finish college because of my situation. And so the idea of being able to actually create a career around something that I like because I have the time to really like work up to that makes me feel so happy." — SAM

"Being here has been helping me accomplish a lot of goals. I am close to getting my GED and I feel a lot happier. I get a lot of help from the counselors here too." — SAGE

"I was in foster care and aged out of the system so I felt like I had a lot of support and then it all disappeared. I am glad to have a place here it has been a big weight off my shoulders." — ISAIAH

"I have been living at 1440 Pine for two years, and I love it. The groups here are really cool and I like the therapist I get to see here. This community is great." — VIOLET

"The staff here accepted me and they treated me like a human being." — BRYAN

"It's been huge. Living here has been life changing for me, honestly, because I have spent so much of my life bouncing around from place to place and I never felt safe. And then, when I became an adult, I was desperate finding places to stay." — SKY

IN-KIND DONATIONS

OUR WISHLIST

At TGTHR, we accept select new or gently used items. If you’ve got high quality or gently used shoes, clothes, and home goods take a look at our wishlist to see if your items might be a good fit for some of the youth we serve.

ABOUT TGTHR

HOW We’RE ENDING YOUTH HOMELESSNESS TOGETHER

Homelessness is not just a lack of shelter. It’s the absence of a home — a place where somebody feels safe, comfortable, secure, and valued. Ending youth homelessness requires all young people to have a place to live, employment, access to education, wellness, and a supportive community. That’s what TGTHR has been delivering since 1966.

OUR WORK

ABOUT TGTHR