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Bridge to Home has relocated shelter operations to vacant land on Pine Street in Newhall until a new permanent shelter can be constructed on Drayton Street.
Bridge To Home Hosts Virtual Santa Clarita Valley Chili Cookout To Fund Homeless Services
Bridge to Home and the City of Santa Clarita are inviting residents to join in on the virtual Cowboy Chili Cookout next month to raise money for Santa Clarita neighbors experiencing homelessness.
Intending to raise money for Santa Clarita homeless services, Bridge to Home is scheduled to host the virtual Cowboy Chili Cook Off on May 12, according to officials.
“This is a crucial time for Bridge to Home, as we are in the middle of our capital campaign for a permanent shelter facility in the Santa Clarita Valley,” said Bridge to Home Executive Director Michael Foley. “This event will help fund the resources, services and shelter that assist the most vulnerable members of our community. We are finally at a point where our shelter project is on the cusp of becoming a reality. Now more than ever we need the community’s support to help us on the home stretch.”
The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday night approved one-time funding of $100,000 for the relocation of Bridge to Home shelter services for people experiencing homelessness, and an additional loan not to exceed $110,000.
The funds will allow for the temporary relocation of the nonprofit organization’s shelter operations to 23850 Pine Street in Newhall.
Operations will remain at this site for up to 22 months – the time it will take to build the new shelter at 23850 Drayton Street in Saugus.
Bridge to Home recently held a virtual ribbon-cutting to announce the completion of the sewer utility to the Drayton Street site.
The event also served as the kick-off for the capital campaign to raise $2.5 million to fund the new shelter facility, which was approved by the City Planning Commission at the March 16, 2021 meeting.