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Help The Homeless Somerset Resource Center

Donate Money to Help the Homeless Somerset

Reviewed Aug 14, 2026

Financial gifts help HTHS maintain the Resource Center, provide practical assistance, and continue serving neighbors in Somerset. Please use only the donation methods published here or confirmed through official HTHS contact information.

Donate by Mail

Use the Contact HTHS button below to confirm the current Resource Center mailing address before sending a check or money order.

Do not mail cash. Include your name and a safe return address if you would like HTHS to know who made the gift or to respond with an acknowledgment when available.

Electronic Donation Information

  • PayPal: HelptheHomelessSomerset@outlook.com
  • Cash App: $HelptheHomeless42503
  • Chime: $HelptheHomeless42503

Confirm the recipient name and handle before completing the payment.

Protect your donation: Do not send money to a different account because of an unsolicited message, social-media comment, or urgent private request. When anything looks different from the information above, use the Contact HTHS button below to verify the donation details before sending funds.

100 for 100

HTHS has invited churches, individuals, and businesses to help build a dependable base of 100 monthly donors giving $100. Recurring support can help sustain services, strengthen programs, and create opportunities to involve people with lived experience of homelessness in meaningful work.

Donation Records and Acknowledgments

  • Include your name and contact information when you want HTHS to associate the donation with you.
  • Keep the confirmation provided by your bank or payment service.
  • Contact HTHS when you need a receipt or written acknowledgment.
  • HTHS does not provide personal tax advice. Ask a qualified tax professional how a contribution applies to your situation.

HTHS Self-Service

Use this resource as part of a personal Help Plan

Save it with an Interaction, keep notes for yourself, report what happened, and request follow-up only when needed.