Find Support

You are welcome here.

Come for breakfast, visit the food pantry, or talk with someone about a practical need. We are building a community where neighbors help neighbors and it would be our pleasure to welcome and serve you.

Come as you are and stay as long as you'd like. You do not need to attend worship or share our faith to receive support.

Food on Sundays

BREAKFAST

Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m., we serve a free, hot, home-cooked breakfast. You are welcome to sit and eat with us or take a meal with you.

FOOD PANTRY

Our food pantry also opens at 10:30 a.m. The food available changes from week to week depending on donations. We may also have hygiene products, socks, hand warmers, and other useful supplies.

WHAT TO BRING

You do not need to bring identification, paperwork, or proof of need. Everyone is welcome, and we will share what we have as fairly as possible.

Help with other needs

Sometimes the next step begins with a conversation. We listen, help people think through their options, and connect them with resources when we can.

Support may include help with things other than food. Occasionally we are able to help with transportation, getting identification, connecting people to shelter or housing options, making informal referrals to treatment or detox programs, and responding to other practical needs. What we can offer varies depending on available resources and partnerships, and we cannot promise that every need will have an immediate solution. But we will listen, treat you with dignity, and help you explore possible next steps.

You can talk with someone when you come on Sunday or contact us beforehand.

Need help right now?

Mountain View Hope is not an emergency shelter or a 24-hour crisis-response service, and we may not be able to respond to messages immediately.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911.

For a mental health or emotional crisis, call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24 hours a day.

For help finding shelter, food, healthcare, transportation, and other community resources, call Alaska 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or 800-478-2221, or search their online resource directory.