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Help The Road Home provide lifesaving shelter and services with your donation.
Thank you for your support!
For security purposes, donations of $10 or less must be made by phone at 801-819-7294.
If you would like to make a donation via PayPal, please donate here.
Your donation will directly provide shelter, housing, and supportive services to the people we serve.
Please reach out to [email protected] with any additional questions.
Monthly Giving
Become a Housing Champion Today!
The Road Home is so much more than emergency shelter. We provide assistance and support from the moment an individual or family seeks shelter to the moment they find stability in a home of their own.
When you join our Housing Champions monthly giving program, you become part of a special group of donors. You provide critical funding that will help the most vulnerable among us find permanent and stable housing.
Please reach out to [email protected] with any additional questions
If you have previously made a donation to The Road Home, use the same email address to log in below to update your contact information (including your address, phone number, and more), manage your recurring donation frequency and amount, upgrade to give a recurring gift, and manage your email subscription.
If you do not know the email for your account, please contact Holly Rogers at [email protected] or 801-819-7294. If you have not made a donation to The Road Home but would like to, you can do so here.
SELF SERVICE PORTAL
Keep your contact, email subscription, and recurring gifts information up to date through our self service portal.
Securely access your record by providing your email address.
HOW DOES IT HELP?
Along the journey from unsheltered to housed.
Emergency
Shelter
EMERGENCY SHELTER
We give people refuge by providing emergency shelter for single men, single women, and families with children.
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Supportive
Services
SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
We provide a variety of resources such as case management, meals, etc. in shelter to help people on their journey home.
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