Who We Are

Advent House is a place of hope dedicated to helping people out of poverty and homelessness and addressing the many different needs that surround them. We embrace everyone with kindness and dignity.

We know that no two people experience the world in the same way, and our focus is on meeting each individual where they are to guide them on their journey. Advent House accepts all who need our help without judgment, exceptions or expectations.

What We Do

For over 30 years, Advent House has helped people move from struggle to stability. We continually shift our services to meet evolving community needs. Leading with compassion, dignity and a strong commitment to helping people, we connect individuals and families who are struggling with services and resources, including short- and long-term housing assistance, housing stability case management and food assistance. With a broad range of community partnerships, Advent House offers guidance and solutions that help individuals and families face a broad range of issues.

Get Help

If you need help, Advent House is here for you. Reach out for food and housing assistance, day shelter and more.

Give Help

Your time, generosity and compassion can give a hand up to those in need. Contact us to find out how to volunteer.

Donate

Your donation will help Advent House provide food, housing and hope to people who need them in our community.

Amazon Wish List

Our Amazon Wish List is regularly updated with our most needed items. Amazon will ship purchases directly to Advent House and we’ll distribute your donated goods free of charge to individuals in need.

News and Events
10th Annual - Hope In One Golf Outing

The North Westminster-Advent House Golf Outing on August 7, 2024, at Groesbeck Golf Course aims to support those in poverty. Participants enjoy golf, lunch, and prizes. Funds raised help provide meals, support services, & outreach programs for the homeless and those in need. Support through sponsorship, participation, or donations is encouraged to make a difference in the community.

Homelessness increases locally, nationally

Advent House Executive Director Susan Cancro speaks with WLNS 6’s Kyle Makin to the level of severity, and cause for concern as rates in homelessness rise in the Lansing area.

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