A new and improved Center
In 2025, The Harry Tompson Center completed its $3.6M renovation, replacing temporary trailers with permanent hygiene facilities, medical offices, and counseling space that allows for more guests to receive housing, healthcare, hygiene, and hospitality services.
Over 150 individuals, foundations, and organizations supported our fundraising efforts and we could not be more thankful.
Campaign Details
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Our Progress
See up to date pictures of our progress
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New Hygiene Facilities
Phase One: showers, restrooms, sinks, & laundry
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New Counseling & Communication Center
Phase Two: phone rooms, medical offices, case management space, & administration
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Our Impact
HTC provides a wide array of services designed to meet guests' immediate and long-term needs. Services continue during renovation.
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Our Supporters
We couldn't do what we do without you. See our virtual donor recognition wall
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Ways of Giving
Pledge your support to the future of HTC
Major Gifts Appreciation Mural
HTC worked with local muralist, Madison Roy, to design a special work of art that carries the colors and jasmine canopy from our existing courtyard into our new space for guests and visitors to enjoy.
Each jasmine flower represents our leadership and major gift donors who contributed $25,000 or more to our campaign, helping to make our mission possible.
Hover over a flower to see its dedication.
Endorsements
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"I strongly support the renovation project planned for Harry Tompson Center so that it can continue to meet the needs of the most vulnerable people in our community for years to come."
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"HTC has played a critical role in helping to connect unhoused individuals to a broader network of support services. As a longtime community partner of Bridge House / Grace House, we are deeply grateful for the services which the HTC provides, and we can readily attest to their impact on our community."
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Why HTC? Whether we like it or not, there are more and more people falling into homelessness. Not only does HTC have a loving and intentionally safe environment to welcome people and resources to help them, they have short and long term options for care to help people directly. We wholeheartedly support this campaign and appreciate and endorse HTC's efforts."
