People and Organizations we Partner With

These people and organizations partner with United for the Unsheltered by donating meals, participating in events, and so much more!

Kalamazoo Mobile Closet

The KMC was created by two women named Julia and Tara. KMC provides clothing to the unhoused as well as others in need within our community.

U.P. North Sandwich and Pasty Co. 

Michigan owned since 2010, UP North offers quality sandwiches and pasties. Once they heard about the work done with the unhoused, they offered to donate food to our organization to serve to the unhoused. They've donated over 12,000 pasties in our three years of service! 

Kalamazoo Coalition for the Unhoused

The coalition brings individuals and organizations together to coordinate efforts, increase impact, and empower change among the unhoused population in the Kalamazoo area.

Gentleman Joe's Catering Company

Established in 2022 by Joe McClees of Kalamazoo. Joe frequently volunteers his time and services at events for the unhoused. From food to time, he is always willing to help.

Restored Soles

Restored Soles is a program that seeks to recycle shoes from the Kalamazoo community and distribute them through the Kalamazoo Gospel Mission and Deacon's Conference, free of charge, into the hands of those who need them most

Food Recovery Network

Food Recovery Network (FRN) unites 8,000+ college students, food suppliers, farmers, and local businesses across the U.S. in the fight against climate change and hunger by recovering surplus food from across the supply chain and donating it to local nonprofit organizations that feed people experiencing hunger.

St Luke's Episcopal Church

St. Lukes goal is to create a safe and welcoming environment for all who desire building a deep relationship with Christ. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, their doors are open.  

Skyridge Church of the Brethren 

At Skyridge, seeking to live the ways of Jesus in our lives holds priority over having particular ideas about Jesus. Discipleship (following the ways of Jesus) matters more than doctrine and dogma. Folks at Skyridge have a variety of beliefs and spiritual practices.