St. Matthew's House and Immokalee Friendship House

What does a homeless person
look like?
You may be surprised.

FACT: St. Matthew's House has been over-capacity since June 2005.

For a growing segment of the population, living affordably is a daily struggle. Rising prices, a sinking economy and unforeseen medical bills or life controlling issues can lead to financial burdens and eventually, homelessness. It's a problem that affects EVERYONE.

For over 20 years, St. Matthew's House has been the ONLY place in Naples, and the Friendship House in Immokalee,  to offer food, a home, spiritual support and a structured environment with life-changing programs to assist neighbors in need and bring them help, hope and a path to a new life.

St. Matthew's House Programs:

Wolfe Apartments Transitional Housing

Old Firehouse Feeding Ministry

Immokalee Friendship House

Current Needs - Check here for updated lists of what's needed. Supplies of coffee, rice, jelly and dried beans are extremely low at the moment. Your donations are always appreciated. Thank you!

St. Matthew's Thrift Stores:

Naples     Bonita Springs        Immokalee

   News & Events 
Please visit our Events page
for complete details.   

13th Annual Golfathon, Tuesday, April 20th, 2010 at Imperial Golf Club: Registration is now open to be a part of the fun as either a tournament sponsor or player! You can register online here.

      

Volunteer to help at a fun Naples event, which in turn raises money for St. Matthew's House. Taste of Collier is Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at Bayfront in Naples.

The Barbary Coast Dixieland Show Band live in concert: Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Tuesday, February 16th, 7pm. 

The Wine Tasters of Naples presents Cheers for Charity: Saturday, March 27th, 6:00pm - 10:00pm. St. Matthew's House is a beneficiary of this inaugural event.

Let the auction begin! Bid on our beautifully handpainted rocking chairs. MORE

Forbidden Broadway, Friday February 19th: Cabaret show and performance benefitting The League Club Community Trust Fund, which in turn helps St. Matthew's House. MORE

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