FFH is a project of the Family Housing Network of Fort Collins

In 2009, a group of leaders from different faith communities began discussing the possibility of expanding the work of Loveland’s Angel House, a member of the national Interfaith Hospitality Network/Family Promise program. By 2011, sixteen congregations had been recruited that were willing to host up to four families that were experiencing homelessness for a week at a time, from 5pm to 7am the following day on a rotating basis. In In January 2012, Faith Family Hospitality sheltered its first overnight guest family. Learn more

Overnight Program (Faith Family Hospitality)
Faith Family Hospitality (FFH), our overnight program, accommodates four guest families (up to 22 parents and children) at a time. This interfaith project unites diverse faith communities through a shared mission of service.

Each family receives:

• a private family room in which to sleep and keep possessions secure
• warm, nutritious evening meals
• breakfast each morning
• packed snacks and lunch to go if desired
• gracious hospitality and volunteer support from FFH member congregations

Fifteen host congregations, each supported by a partner congregation, rotate each week to welcome FFH guest families into their buildings.

Visit Plymouth's FFH page to learn more, contact leaders with questions, or to volunteer.

Plymouth donated $1228 to FFH.

FFH is a project of the Family Housing Network of Fort Collins

In 2009, a group of leaders from different faith communities began discussing the possibility of expanding the work of Loveland’s Angel House, a member of the national Interfaith Hospitality Network/Family Promise program. By 2011, sixteen congregations had been recruited that were willing to host up to four families that were experiencing homelessness for a week at a time, from 5pm to 7am the following day on a rotating basis. In In January 2012, Faith Family Hospitality sheltered its first overnight guest family. Learn more

Overnight Program (Faith Family Hospitality)
Faith Family Hospitality (FFH), our overnight program, accommodates four guest families (up to 22 parents and children) at a time. This interfaith project unites diverse faith communities through a shared mission of service.

Each family receives:

• a private family room in which to sleep and keep possessions secure
• warm, nutritious evening meals
• breakfast each morning
• packed snacks and lunch to go if desired
• gracious hospitality and volunteer support from FFH member congregations

Fifteen host congregations, each supported by a partner congregation, rotate each week to welcome FFH guest families into their buildings.

Visit Plymouth's FFH page to learn more or contact leaders with questions or to volunteer.

The amount donated to FFH was $493.36.