TOP 30 Crisis housing in Traverse City, Michigan

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HomeStretch Nonprofit Housing Corporation is a charitable organization located at 400 Boardman Avenue in Traverse City, Michigan. Our mission is to provide affordable housing and support services to individuals and families in need. We strive to create a stable and supportive environment for our residents, helping them to build a foundation for a brighter future. With a focus on community engagement and empowerment, HomeStretch works tirelessly to address the housing crisis and improve the quality of life for those we serve. Join us in our efforts to make a positive impact in the lives of others.

SERVPRO of Grand Traverse Area, located at 920 West Commerce Drive in Traverse City, Michigan, is a trusted leader in the restoration industry. Specializing in fire and water damage cleanup and restoration for both homes and businesses, our locally owned institution has been serving the Grand Traverse Area and neighboring communities since 2002. With a highly-trained team of certified professionals, we are equipped with advanced training and equipment to respond to any restoration needs, every day and any time. Owners Keith and Jessica Kinsey take pride in helping their neighbors in times of crisis. SERVPRO of Grand Traverse Area is the #1 choice in cleanup and restoration, based on studies conducted by C&R Research and Decision Analyst in October 2019. Trusted by commercial business decision-makers and homeowners alike, we are committed to providing top-quality service for all your restoration needs.

The Thrift Shop Women's Resource Center, located at 1331 West South Airport Road in Traverse City, Michigan, is a store that serves as a critical revenue source for the WRC's mission. Described as the best-kept secret of Traverse City, the Thrift Shops have been providing much-needed support to community members in need for over 20 years. Every month, the Thrift Shops give an estimated $8,000 in clothing and household items to those who need them most. From providing suits for job interviews to assisting families who have experienced house fires, the Thrift Shops have been a lifeline for many in the community. Donations of men's, women's, and children's clothing, toys, housewares, jewelry, shoes, bedding, and linens are accepted at the Thrift Shop. Donation drop-off hours are Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Additionally, furniture donations are also accepted during these hours.