Lady Gaga chose US! What an incredible and unforgettable honor it is to all of us at Showering Love that Lady Gaga chose our nonprofit organization to share her kindness and generosity with. Especially our CEO, Jeanne, who is a…
Veterans are 50% more likely* to experience homelessness due to a lack of support, resources, finances, and adequate living arrangements. This is the case for Sarge, a disabled U.S. veteran and frequent guest of Showering Love. Every Tuesday and Friday…
Each year we invite members of the community to spend a night at our annual Sleep Out in the open. This is one of our big fundraisers. Sometimes we do it in a park or somewhere else, but this year,…
My heart welled up inside of my chest when a guest came off the bus. God has provided grace as a physical and spiritual rejuvenation that I was so blessed to have witnessed. Jeanie’s availability to the Lord’s people was…
Rowdy Gifford passed away around 2:30pm on July 16, 2020 due to complications with COVID-19. Showering Love never wants to forget “The Man with 17 Names.” Here is more on the man Rowdy became throughout his life. Rowdy was born…
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…
Showering Love Restores Hope Showering Love restores hope! I had been living under the Old Griffin Road Pier with my son and disabled husband for 2 months with no end in sight. It all started one day in 2014. My…
"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…
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…
