Valentine's Day is quickly approaching! We are in full swing with our annual basket raffle. Fundraising at Showering Love is a big part of what enables us to continue to help those experiencing homelessness. We always try to find innovative…
Martin Luther King Day is such a special day for so many reasons. First, and foremost, celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and all his achievements for civil rights, even though his life was cut way too short.…
Baby Shower Plans Begin Some time ago we had the opportunity to throw a surprise baby shower for one of our guests. We met Bridget when she and her boyfriend, Justin, came to Sunset Presbyterian for a shower. She confided…
Compassionate Police Partner meets Showering Love Recently, we received this letter of commendation from Cristian Palmieri, a compassionate police partner with a heart for the homeless: On 5/7/2020 I was invited to be a part of an ever-growing family of…
Superbowl Weekend!! It's Superbowl weekend in Miami!! So much excitement fills the air!! Tourists from all over the country will be in our fair city!! It's going to be epic!! What a celebration!! But, just a few blocks away, there's…
Carla Has Helping Hands!! Our volunteers all have helping hands. One of our volunteers, Carla Zamudio-Dolan, met Jeanne Lewis Albaugh at Toastmasters several years ago. And they have been fast friends ever since - they hit it off immediately! Each…
"We've Got Your Back" - Father's Day 2019 On June 15th we celebrated Father's Day 2019 at the First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach with Signature Realtors as sponsors. We want to thank John Goss and Dana Levy for all…
Tea Party Impact on Guests We know about the Tea Party impact on our guests. This is what Jeanne Albaugh, founder and CEO of Showering Love, said after the tea party, "I received two calls from guests on Mother's Day…
Mother's Day Tea Party 2019 It was a Mother's Day Tea Party to end all tea parties!! We had 20 guests from the homeless community (mentees) and 20 women from the community at large (mentors). They all met at the…
Jeanne's Bridge It was hard to be here, this is the bridge where I use to live. I stood on the corner holding a sign begging for change. There were people who worked in the area who knew I lived…
