UNION STATION

In the City of Pasadena alone, an estimated 1,200 people are homeless on any given night. Of those, 58% are women and children.

Neighborhood Church members have been involved preparing and serving meals at Union Station for 15 years. Teams of church members and friends gather to prepare and serve dinner on the second Monday and Friday of every month. During the summer, many other church members and families come together on Wednesday evenings to make sandwiches for the next day's lunch at Union Station. Neighborhood Church also provides support for the other services Union Station Foundation offers its clients through yearly monetary donations.

OVERVIEW OF UNION STATION FOUNDATION

Union Station Foundation (USF):, located in Pasadena, California, is the San Gabriel Valley's largest private agency serving the poor and homeless. Union Station offers emergency and transitional housing for individuals and families, hot meals, job development, healthcare, case management services and substance abuse recovery support. Every year, they serve over 145,000 meals and provide 30,000 nights of shelter to their clients.

All of Union Station's programs and services are free of charge and designed to help program participants find permanent solutions to homelessness. The work of Union Station is carried out by the efforts of a skilled professional staff, devoted community volunteers and generous supporters.