Legacy Circle consists of our most committed partners who feel led to financially equip the work of Compassion United and leave a legacy worth remembering. This extraordinary group shares the united vision to empower and equip the homeless, hopeless, poor and addicted as they discover a new life that will restore their hope and transform their future.
Legacy Circle partners give monthly, automated donations, helping us plan long-term and budget more efficiently. Together, we are in the pursuit of ending homelessness, breaking the cycle of poverty, and giving the gift of a brighter future to at-risk youth, making our community a stronger, better place to live. Join the Legacy Circle today!
The ongoing support of monthly donors helps ensure that Compassion United has the resources available to support everyday needs, whether big or small, sustainably.
Make one monthly gift today, and know your charitable giving is in place for the rest of the year. If your situation changes, you can change the amount or cancel at any time.
Find the freedom to make small or large donations or give in a weekly, biweekly or monthly rhythm. Joining the Legacy Circle can fit within any budget or schedule.
Provides essential program resources
Provides 250 meals
Supports a family of five in need
Be the first to receive updates on individuals and communities you’ve impacted through your generous support.
Get invited to exclusive events to celebrate the change we are initiating and hear the latest vision from our founders.
Enjoy an exclusive welcome gift just for you.
Receive a discount code to our online store.
Expect a surprise, year-end souvenir to show our appreciation.
Growing up in the foster system, with the inconsistency of moving from placement to placement, Jaylen found himself stuck and struggling to make a life plan or manage life skills. He joined our residential transition program as a high school senior. He found a family and support system, celebrating prom and high school graduation during his stay in our men’s program. He later attended college and is now a proud member of the US Navy.
I moved to Houston after being hired for a new job, but once here, the job fell through. Knowing no one in the area, I was forced to live out of my car before relocating to the Salvation Army. I met people from Compassion United, who invited me into the women’s transitional home.During my stay there, I found a job, began saving money, and became house coordinator. Today, I am happily married and operate my own business. I give all the glory to God.
