Bringing comfort to those in need
Need something to wear?
Shop for free clothing and hygiene items at our Community Care Center
Monday – Friday 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Clothing has a profound impact on the life of the adults and children we serve.
For someone facing poverty, access to proper clothing can mean better health, restored self-esteem, and protection from the elements. Whether members of our community need attire for work, school, or everyday life, our free clothing ministry offers a dignified shopping experience.
Throughout the week, individuals and families are able to visit our Community Care Center to select shoes, clothes, and accessories in a setting that feels like a department store. In addition to clothing, much needed hygiene products, blankets and other linens, and small household items are often available.
To help support the center, a convenient donation drive-thru makes it easy to drop off new or gently used items.
Support Our Work
Your generosity provides wholesome meals, shelter, and personal care to those who would otherwise go without it. Please consider donating, so we can continue this essential work in downtown Canton.
Get Involved
Our volunteers nurture hope in people who need it most. Learn about opportunities for individuals and groups to help.
This time, things feel different.
I have a job I really like, my new apartment is amazing, and I am involved with my church. I am staying connected with Refuge of Hope by doing my community service hours each Saturday with them. It feels good. I feel good!”
-Joe
This time, things feel different.
I have a job I really like, my new apartment is amazing, and I am involved with my church. I am staying connected with Refuge of Hope by doing my community service hours each Saturday with them. It feels good. I feel good!”
-Joe
This time, things feel different.
I have a job I really like, my new apartment is amazing, and I am involved with my church. I am staying connected with Refuge of Hope by doing my community service hours each Saturday with them. It feels good. I feel good!”
-Joe