The Interfaith Hospitality Network could not serve the needs of homeless without our network of dedicated Host & Support Congregations and Organizations. We are extremely grateful for their support, care and the wonderful services they provide to our guests.

Hosting rotates weekly among the Network congregations, as each in turn provides daily meals and welcoming care. There are also other Support Congregations that assist with meals and toiletries. A listing of our current Hosting/Supporting Congregations and Organizations can be seen on our host listing page.

Direct benefits to the Host & Support Congregations include broadening perspectives on poverty and homelessness and allowing volunteers the opportunity to be servants of God.  Some clergy have commented that participation in IHN was a “turning point” in their ministry and their congregation. Others maintain that IHN became the focal point for renewal, as a spirit of “cooperation and generosity” increased among parishioners.

IHN unites many different religious communities into a joint mission effort.  By sharing a mutual concern and response to the problem of homelessness, relationships are born that transcend denominations and cultures, and a common purpose enriches not only the congregations themselves but the life of an entire faith community.

Please contact us to find out how your congregation or organization can become a part of the IHN Network!