Our homeless community in Central Texas needs your help! Join us in providing food, supplies, and the hope of Jesus for our neighbors living without shelter this winter.

For more than five years, Hope on the Way has shown up every Christmas and winter season to serve our homeless neighbors with supplies that bring warmth, comfort, and hope. This year, we invite you to join us by donating to help provide winter supplies for our homeless population.

Just $8 provides one person with:

These items protect against cold and illness, while communicating something even deeper: you are seen, and you matter.

We’re also partnering with Street Charity to provide meal cards. For $7, one card allows someone to buy a hot coffee and breakfast burrito. We've already handed out 50 meal cards from Street Charity this past Sunday, and over $1,800 worth of gloves and underwear for men and women! For someone who is homeless, this is more than a meal or basic necessities. It's warmth on a cold morning and a moment of relief when life feels overwhelming.

Beyond meeting physical needs, we believe in sharing the true source of hope. As followers of Jesus, we offer not only warmth and comfort, but also the love, truth, and hope found only in Him, especially to those who have walked through deep hardship.

Jesus calls us to care for “the least of these.” This fundraiser is an invitation to live that out practically and with love.

Our goal is $3,000, and every dollar goes directly toward meeting real needs this winter. Even a small gift can change someone’s day and remind them they are not forgotten.

Thank you for standing with us, praying with us, and serving alongside us.

Visit our website here . Learn more about Street Charity here .

Below are images of what we handed out to our homeless neighbors last year:

We also shared stories from the Bible at a homeless camp from the back of the Constables truck:

We prayed over our homeless community, touching tender hearts:

We met them where they are with the power of the gospel!

Join us this winter in lifting up the most vulnerable in our communities by providing supplies and, most importantly, sharing the love of Jesus!