The Purcell House is Ann's Heart's newest response to housing instability in our community. Through our Long-Term Emergency Housing (LTEH) Program, individuals experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis can access safe, stable housing for an extended period while working closely with case managers to secure income, benefits, employment, and permanent housing. Unlike traditional emergency shelter models that often focus on short-term stays, the Purcell House is designed to provide the time, support, and stability people need to rebuild their lives and move toward lasting independence.

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Today, we are launching a $200,000 campaign to sustain and operate the Purcell House during its first year of service. These funds will support staffing, case management, utilities, household essentials, maintenance, and the daily operations that make housing stability possible. Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of the Purcell Family, we have a match of up to $50,000.

Together, we can ensure that the Purcell House is more than a building—we can create a place of safety, dignity, and hope for neighbors facing some of life's most difficult circumstances.