Thank you to everyone who donated to our end of year annual fund campaign. We exceeded our goal of $45,000 and raised more than $55,000!
Your support makes an immediate difference in our ability to provide Safe Housing, Outreach and Supportive Services.
We very much appreciate your support to help end youth homelessness, abuse and neglect. Together, we are providing safety and compassion in times of need.
Read stories from 2024 about how supporters like you have made a difference in the lives of our youth:
A Journey of Self Discovery
Thanks to an anonymous funder, the residents in our Anchorage Transitional Living Program were able to attend a two-day retreat at the Princeton-Blairstown Center.
How Compassion Led to Safety for a Mother and Child
A teenage mother living in unsafe conditions with her child faced potential separation due to limited housing options for parenting youth under 18. Our Street Outreach Program team worked tirelessly to keep them together, coordinating with other Anchor House programs and a local church that provided refuge and long-term support.
Ke’Asia’s Story: Connected to Anchor House, Connected to Home
This is the story of Ke’Asia’s, one of Anchor House’s young adults currently in our Connect to Home Program.
Wayne’s Story – Path to Stable Housing
Wayne found a path to stable housing with the help of Anchor House’s Street Outreach and Rapid Rehousing Programs.
Spotlight on Our Emergency Youth Shelter
Anchor House offers the only Emergency Youth Shelter in Trenton/Mercer County. Youth ages 12-17 who have runaway, are at risk of, or experiencing homelessness, have a safe and caring place to live during a time of crisis.
Spotlight on Patsy
Patsy came to our Anchorage Transitional Living Housing Program during her senior year at Ewing High School. Last year, she graduated from Rowan University with a Bachelor of Science in Law and Justice Studies with a 3.98 GPA!
