Just to say "thank you" for your compassion, kindness, caring and your support. These last few months…

I love watching our volunteers interact with the folks who come for services. It’s like old friends catching up and checking in on each other. There are many who come through food bank every week, as much for the social engagement as for the food.  Often it is during these brief conversations that people will share a life event or a greater need. 

“Carter” is a middle-aged man living alone in our community. He gets by on his own for the most part, but has some developmental challenges that make a stable life difficult. He visits POM…

Sometimes it takes many hands to make a difference. Last winter Plateau Outreach Ministries (POM) had a visit from a young family who had recently become homeless.  “John and Trish” met in Idaho when Trish was visiting family and John was working there short term.

“Stephanie”, one of this year’s Turning Point successes, is a strong woman, mother, grandma, daughter, and sister.  When she first came to POM she had just gained custody of her grandson after a very tough custody battle

Sometimes all a person needs is a hand at the right moment.  It's like the song, "Bridge Over Troubled Water," by Paul Simon. We strive to get people over their troubles. Take Sharon for example. For 33 years …

A few years ago, Jim (not his real name) found himself in a perfect storm of heartbreak. His parents’ deaths and a difficult divorce, compounded by other problems, left him without money, a home, or a car and miles away from his child

“If you judge people, you have no time to love them”

                                                                                    Mother Theresa

These words are posted on the wall at Plateau Outreach Ministries (POM)…

It was the end of a long day at work.  I was just closing up the office and gathering my things to take home.  The front door was unlocked and I was almost ready to walk out that door when Michelle walked in.