Credit: Shepherd's House Ministries

With Central Oregon in the thick of summer and daytime temperatures consistently in the 90s, individuals experiencing homelessness are at heightened risk of dehydration and heat-related illness. To address this challenge, Shepherdโ€™s House Ministriesย is calling on the community to donate bottled water and support its effort to combat hunger and homelessness.

A Place at the Tableย is a summer initiative focused on raising critical funds for food, hydration, and support services for those living on the streets. As part of this effort, Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries is urgently seeking donations of bottled water. Cases or pallets of individual-sized bottles are especially needed to help relieve the current shortage and ensure immediate hydration needs are met.

โ€œIn this heat, a cold bottle of water can be life-saving,โ€ said Curt Floski, Executive Director at Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries. โ€œBut water is just the beginning. People also need food, rest, and connection. Thatโ€™s what A Place at the Table is all about.โ€

In addition to water donations, monetary contributions are deeply appreciated. Every dollar raised through A Place at the Table supports meals, outreach services, shelter, and compassionate care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness throughout Central Oregon.

How You Can Help:

Donate bottled water (cases or pallets) at:

Bendย -1854 NE Division St

Redmondย – 1350 S Hwy 97

Make a financial gift to support the full scope of the A Place at the Table campaign at shministries.org

Together, we can offer more than just relief;ย we can offer dignity, hope, and a place at the table for everyone.

About Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries
Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries serves individuals and families experiencing homelessness, trauma, addiction, and crisis in Central Oregon. Through emergency services, case management, long-term recovery programs, and strategic partnerships, we help rebuild lives and restore hope.

Credit: Shepherd's House Ministries
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