Helping people in Huron County, Michigan without stable housing

We are based in Bad Axe, Michigan

A 501(c)3(c) non-profit organization that works with the community.


Heart for the Homeless Benefit

Huron County Homeless Solutions would like to extend our sincere thanks to Fox’s Lodge at Oak Pointe Bed and Breakfast for hosting our “Have a Heart for the Homeless” benefit. The venue was absolutely wonderful, and your kindness, hospitality, and behind-the-scenes effort helped make the evening truly special.

We are also so grateful to Dizzy Daisy Winery for generously providing the wine that our guests enjoyed throughout the event.

A special thank you to Dallas Walker for providing the evening’s entertainment and helping create such a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

We would also like to thank Outback Custom Meat for the delicious smoked brisket that made our sliders such a hit!

To everyone who donated items, participated in the raffle and silent auction, volunteered their time, or came out to support our mission — thank you. Your generosity and compassion make a real difference in the lives of those we serve.


We are deeply grateful for this caring community and for each and every one of you. ❤️

Thanks to Northstar Bank of Bad Axe

We appreciate the financial support from Northstar Bank in raising $1,600 for HCMS. Their generosity helps us fulfill our mission in Huron County.

A Community Based Organization

We have experienced volunteers working together in Huron County to provide assistance.

Homeless Placement

We coordinate temporary housing.

Consulting

Our staff of volunteers are trained and ready to help struggling families

Fundraising

See our Events page for opportunities

Long Term Solutions

We refer families to local resources including employment, transportation, and food banks, etc.

Facts about homelessness

  • There was an 8% increase in homelessness in Michigan from 2021 to 2022
  • One third of homeless adults were age 50 and older in 2003 and is likely
  • even higher today and expected to continue to rise. (nih.gov)
  • The average age of a homeless child in the United States is 9 years
  • Rural homelessness looks different from urban homelessness
    • It has unique challenges:
    • Fewer job opportunities
    • inadequate low income housing
    • Huron County has no homeless shelters
  • Homeless people sleep in their cars, car washes, dugouts, tents and barns
  • Being homeless can take 20-30 years off your life

Get Involved!

Huron County Homeless Board of Directors

  • All volunteers
  • Experts in the field
  • Compassionate help

“There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up” ~ John Holmes.