Summary
Organization name
Many Helping Hands Ministry
Tax id (EIN)
46-4933405
Causes
Housing, Shelter & Homelessness
Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Counties Served
Dallas
Address
1711 W Irving Blvd, Suite 300Irving, TX 75061
Changing the lives of Irving Homeless, by providing basic services and safe spaces with dignity, hope, and love.
Many Helping Hands has been serving the Irving homeless population in South Irving since June 2013. We have not missed a Thursday night dinner, even Holiday's and during COVID. Many Helping Hands (MHH) addresses the critical needs of the homeless community in Irving, Texas, offering vital services. MHH has grown from serving weekly hot meals and clothing since June 2013 to operating the only Day Center in Irving, opened in July 2022, that delivers a broad range of services that promote dignity and self-sufficiency. MHH is the first and only nonprofit to provide weekly homeless services in Irving, including hot meals four days a week. MHH also provides clothing, hygiene, showers, laundry, haircuts, healthcare, ID assistance, and other services. In addition, we provide transportation to/from our Day Center, Thursday night dinners, work programs, and healthcare appointments, ensuring accessibility for those who may otherwise face mobility challenges. With over a decade of experience, MHH has forged strong relationships with the homeless community. Its holistic, compassionate approach is rooted in Christian values, emphasizing Dignity - Hope - Love. As the number of street homeless people continues to grow, the need for MHH to expand our services is imminent.
YTD - as of August 31st, 2026 - 50 People received their IDs and many others are in the process. 26 people have been housed through our partnerships. We have had 269 new people attend our services this year, out of 510 total individuals.
TOTAL |
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1,072 |
Loads of laundry year-to-date |
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3,597 |
Showers taken year-to-date |
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6,104 |
Clients checked in year-to-date |
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940 |
Volunteers checked in year-to-date |
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18,312 |
Meals (Breakfast & Lunch) served year-to-date |
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YTD TOTAL |
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308 |
New people attending for the first time, Both Locations |
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TOTAL |
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165 |
Visits to Parkland's mobile clinic bus |
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1,967 |
Clients checked in for meals |
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868 |
Volunteers served at TND |
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2,951 |
Meals served at TND |
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Our numbers continue to grow, and we are now serving an average of 80+ individuals per day, four days a week. As the need has increased, we have expanded our services beyond meeting basic needs to provide stronger pathways toward recovery, housing, and long-term stability.
This year, we added Ultimate Recovery Support, providing counseling, recovery resources, rehabilitation referrals, life-skills development, and individualized support to help participants move toward recovery and self-sufficiency.
Through our collaboration with Catholic Charities, individuals are enrolled in the Coordinated Access system (CAS), entered into HMIS, and provided Diversion case management. This ensures that the people we serve are connected to the broader homeless response system and have a pathway toward permanent housing.
Through another local nonprofit partnership, we have helped 15 individuals move from homelessness into housing. Once housed, they are connected to a supportive community, wraparound services, and other resources that help them successfully transition from homelessness to long-term stability and reduce the risk of returning to homelessness.
We are excited to have a safe, cool/warm place for our friends without homes to go. So far this year, we have 4 individuals reunite with their families, purchasing one-way tickets so they are no longer homeless. We have been able to help many people with needed prescriptions, Job transportation, and needed work clothing. We are expanding the awareness of our ministry and have formed wonderful partnerships to provide resources in areas of healthcare coverage assistance, assistance with applying for disability, housing, rehabs, new clothing donations from warehouses, Job opportunities, and other Companies' support, etc.
Limited affordable housing and the high cost of living make getting off the street extremely difficult, even with many of our people working.
It is important to note that 99% of the staff to support our programs are volunteers from the community.
We partner with:
Catholic Charities
Parkland Hospital - Mobile unit provides doctor care
Streetside Showers
Irving Cares
Lifechange Housing
The Table
IPD - Mental Health Response Team (MHRT)
IPD - Community Outreach/Homeless services
Kroger
Panera
Many Helping Hands is a unified ministry of local churches and organizations. We are so grateful to organizations and volunteers who make this Ministry possible.
To serve individuals experiencing homelessness with dignity, hope, and love while helping them move toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Vision: Our vision is a community where every person is seen, valued, and supported, where homelessness is addressed through collaboration, consistent care, and opportunities that empower individuals to move from crisis to long-term stability.
Organizational Values: Dignity • Hope • Love and
#TogetherWeAreMakingADifference.
MHH's mission is to provide our friends without homes with dignity and normalcy through basic services and Christian guidance. We show love and compassion without judgment, meeting them exactly where they are and giving them hope for a future.
Serving our Community by providing:
Nourishment
Healthcare
Spiritual Support
Educational Resources
Mentoring
ID's
Laundry
Showers
Our biggest need is securing additional space, or new building, as our numbers have tripled in the last year. In addition, please help us continue to provide transportation, additional resources, bus passes for appointments, transportation to Jobs, hygiene, backpacks, tents, sunscreen, bug spray, basic needs and to help us grow our day center.
We are always in need of tennis shoes, men's jeans and other clothing items. The money will also be used to help secure legal IDs to the those that do not have a form of ID, so they are able to work.
Although we have amazing support of in-kind gifts, we do at times need to purchase cleaning supplies, laundry soap, food, paper plates, paper towels, cases of water etc.
Our Day Center has been more successful than we could have imagined, and we want to do more. We are great stewards of our donations and will be able to further impact those we support in profound ways to them and us. Opening our Day Center to 5 days a week and providing added wrap around services is our goal to help the growing homeless population.
Here is the link to our ongoing needs Amazon wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3OI67VVXXG0VH/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1
Many Helping Hands Non-Discrimination and Equal Opportunity Policy Ensures a commitment to nondiscrimination and equal opportunity, prohibiting discrimination based on factors such as race, gender, religion, or disability.
At Many Helping Hands, we are firmly dedicated to upholding non-discrimination and equal opportunity principles, vehemently prohibiting any form of bias based on race, gender, religion, disability, or any other protected characteristic. We firmly believe in
providing our services to all individuals, without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, familial status, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Our unwavering commitment is rooted in the belief that every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, and we will not tolerate any form of discrimination.
Together, we strive to build a community where everyone feels valued and appreciated.
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MHH Day Center
Ongoing
Irving, TX
Organization name
Many Helping Hands Ministry
Tax id (EIN)
46-4933405
Causes
Housing, Shelter & Homelessness
Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Counties Served
Dallas
Address
1711 W Irving Blvd, Suite 300