Together, we did it!
On behalf of the entire Providence House family, please accept our sincerest thanks for your kindness and generosity during Give for Good. You stepped up in a really BIG way this year to support
Give for Good and Change Lives
Save the Date! May 1st is Give for Good – a 24-hour annual giving challenge powered by local non-profits, social media, and individuals like you! Make a difference in the lives of homeless
Providence House to Celebrate its 30th Birthday May 1, at Taziki’s
SHREVEPORT, LA – Providence House has led the charge to radically change the lives of homeless families in the Shreveport-Bossier area since 1988. In honor of its 30th birthday, Providence House is hosting a
K945 Spotlights Providence House
SHREVEPORT, LA (March 20, 2018) – Every week, the Morning Madhouse highlights a different local charity in a segment we call #supportlocal. The whole idea started a few years back when we realized that some of
Innovation in Tackling Homelessness
By Laney Lennox The Forum Providence House celebrates 30 years Founded in 1988 by Mary Anne Selber and Jean Sayres as the Evergreen House, the Providence House celebrates its 30th birthday this year. As
Florida State football’s Logan Tyler gives winter clothes to children in Shreveport Providence House
The Florida State football team spent its Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Shreveport rather than Tallahassee in preparation for the upcoming Independence Bowl, but even though the team was away from home, it used
Providence House uses iPads to teach toddlers
By Christian Henson Shreveport, La. – The Providence House in Shreveport provides support for homeless men and women with children trying to get an education and move forward in a positive direction. The Providence House has
Blue Cross Foundation Selects Verni Howard As Shreveport-Area Angel
Congratulations to our Executive Director, Verni Howard! Verni Howard, Providence House was recognized at October event. (Shreveport, LA) — This October, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Foundation will honor ten everyday Louisianians