A self-supported ministry
“Committed to Community”
The Free Gift Foundation exists to deliver the good news of the free gift of salvation and to walk alongside the people whom our communities too often overlook — homeless veterans, the elderly, and men and women rebuilding their lives in recovery.
Our Mission
We believe the gospel isn't just something to be spoken — it's something to be lived out, delivered hand to hand, meal to meal, and visit to visit. The Free Gift Foundation is a self-supported ministry, which means our work is funded by the generosity of everyday people who believe, like we do, that no one should be forgotten: not the veteran sleeping in his car, not the widow who hasn't had a visitor in months, not the man three weeks sober and terrified of week four.
Sharing the good news of the free gift of grace, without cost and without condition.
Meeting practical needs — food, supplies, transportation, and presence — with dignity.
Standing alongside local programs already doing the hard, faithful work in our communities.
The Good News
"For by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God." Ephesians 2:8
A gift, by definition, cannot be earned. It can only be received. That's the heart of everything we do: before we hand someone a meal, a blanket, or a ride to an appointment, we want them to know they are already loved and already offered a gift that no circumstance can disqualify them from. Every program below is simply that message, made practical.
Who We Serve
Three groups near our hearts — and near the margins of our communities.
Men and women who once served our country now sleeping in shelters, cars, or on the street. We provide emergency supplies, help navigating VA and housing resources, and consistent relationship — because no one who served deserves to be forgotten.
Isolation is one of the quiet crises of aging. We visit homebound seniors, assist with errands and light needs, and simply show up — again and again — so that growing older doesn't mean growing alone.
Recovery is a daily decision made easier with support. We partner with local sober living homes to provide encouragement, mentorship, essential supplies, and opportunities to rebuild purpose and community.
Get Involved
Our first and most important request. Pray for the people we serve and for wisdom as we serve them.
Join a visit, help pack supply kits, or offer a skill your community needs. No experience required — just a willing heart.
Reach out →As a self-supported ministry, every gift — large or small — goes directly toward serving veterans, elders, and sober homes.
Support the work →Give
We are entirely self-supported — funded by individuals and churches who share our conviction that the good news should always come with a helping hand. Your gift directly supplies veterans, visits elders, and equips sober homes in your community.
Online giving is coming soon. For now, reach out via the contact form below and we'll follow up with the best way to send a gift, or to give by mail.
Contact
Questions, prayer requests, volunteer interest, or ways to give — we'd love to hear from you.
A self-supported ministry serving homeless veterans, the elderly, and sober homes.