Weekly News: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

Weekly News: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

My name is Jennifer Keefe, and I’m the Public Relations Coordinator for Hospitality House. My role is to connect with the community in a variety of ways. I help publish these weekly news stories along with the monthly newsletters, help with special events and...
Weekly News: Jackson is Driven to Succeed

Weekly News: Jackson is Driven to Succeed

My name is Brian Maes, and I’m an overnight advocate at Utah’s Place, Hospitality House’s emergency homeless shelter. My role is to ensure that the guests at the shelter are safe and following the rules. The majority of my nights are relatively quiet, with most guests...
Weekly News: Advocating to Prevent Homelessness

Weekly News: Advocating to Prevent Homelessness

My name is Angela Degliantoni; I am the Outreach Manager for Hospitality House. I supervise the Outreach Case Managers who connect individuals who are living on the streets and in camps with substance recovery, mental health and physical health services, along with...
Women’s Day Match Extended to March 15

Women’s Day Match Extended to March 15

Donations Doubled Up to $10,000 to Hospitality House Through March 15 Those who missed the opportunity to donate to Hospitality House for International Women’s Day (IWD) still have an opportunity to have their donation doubled now through March 15. GIVE NOW> IWD is...
Weekly News: A Survivor’s Story of Success

Weekly News: A Survivor’s Story of Success

My name is Sydnie Day, and I am the Supervising Case Manager for Hospitality House’s emergency shelter, Utah’s Place. I help to equip guests at the shelter with the tools that can help to get them back into permanent housing faster. Some examples of those helpful...
Weekly News: Driving A Veteran To His New Home

Weekly News: Driving A Veteran To His New Home

My name is Shilo Wells, and I am a Homeless Access Transportation (HAT) driver for Hospitality House. I help connect people who are struggling with homelessness reach the resources they need, whether that involves a grocery run, doctor’s appointment, an AA meeting,...
Weekly News: Compassion, A Key Ingredient to Healing

Weekly News: Compassion, A Key Ingredient to Healing

My name is Will Buss and I’m the Program Officer for Hospitality House. My role is to oversee the case managers at the shelter, Utah’s Place, and to ensure that guests are connected with available resources to assist them on their path to permanent housing. There are...
Weekly News: The Magic of a Safe Place to Stay

Weekly News: The Magic of a Safe Place to Stay

My name is Maylee Melo and I’m an Outreach Case Manager at Hospitality House. My role is to work with people who are unsheltered; living on the streets or in the forest. I help them to get their immediate needs met and then connect them with the resources available to...
Weekly News: It Takes A Village To Feed Guests

Weekly News: It Takes A Village To Feed Guests

My name is Brian Bliss and I’m the culinary specialist at Hospitality House, responsible for ensuring every guest in our care receives well-balanced and nutritious meals, not only at Utah’s Place, but also at Sierra Guest Home, our low-income senior complex. Between...
Weekly News: Homeless Woman Finds Housing and Happiness

Weekly News: Homeless Woman Finds Housing and Happiness

My name is Kristin Glanz and I am the Operations Manager at Hospitality House. I oversee our shelter, Utah’s Place, and help with housing opportunities. In my role, I have the privilege of working with guests who are currently receiving shelter at Utah’s Place; who...
Weekly News: Remembering the Life of Clarke Shaw

Weekly News: Remembering the Life of Clarke Shaw

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of guest, Clarke Shaw, who traveled over the rainbow bridge on New Year’s Day, Jan. 1, 2023, at the age of 74. My name is Fred Skeen and as Clarke’s RN case manager at Hospitality House, I can’t thank the community...

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