About The Pathway Home Foundation

The Pathway Home Foundation is a federally recognized, 501c3 nonprofit organization. Founded in 2006, the Pathway Home Foundation is a human services, education and health services organization. The Pathway Home Foundation is dedicated to providing resources and services to ease the burdens of disenfranchised and underprivileged families, women and children, the elderly, and disabled.

The Pathway Home Foundation currently serves the community through 5 programs. The “Food Pantry” program provides nutritious well balanced emergency food, household and health care items to 1200 individuals and over 300 needy families with children monthly.

The “MeMyCo” program provides entrepreneurial training and physical activity opportunities to school boys.

The “Girls Coming Up” program serves school aged girls by providing mentors, tutoring, resources, and support to help girls raise their self esteem and to provide education to help girls avoid at-risk behaviors.

The Pathway Home Foundation’s, Career Center services provides a learning and training environment for low income women enrolled in the "Women Ready for Work" program, and for men enrolled in the "Men Ready for Work" program.  Computer training, resume compilation and review, and job search assistance is provided to the underemployed and unemployed.