Needs
According to Economic Issues for Women in Texas, 60% of Texas mothers are breadwinners, with women of color more likely to be the sole breadwinners. For many of these families, rent accounts for 50% of earnings, and childcare is around 30%, leaving 20% of the remaining income for food, gas, and everything else. One financial emergency can easily lead to homelessness. Single mothers, who account for 91% of Interfaith’s clients, are especially vulnerable. Thankfully, Interfaith Family Services is here to provide housing, help, and hope. But we can't do it without you. Each investment in Interfaith Family Services makes a significant and sustainable impact in the lives of the families that we serve.
- $5000 covers transitional housing and support services for a homeless family.
- $2,500 provides emergency rent assistance, career training, and financial coaching for a family in our non-residential program.
- $1,000 provides summer camp for a child in need.
- $500 provides pay-enhancing career training for a parent seeking to work her way out of poverty.
- $250 provides a homeless family with two weeks' worth of healthy meals upon their arrival at Interfaith.
- $50 provides one new school uniform to a child who enters our program and enrolls in a local school.