Union Mission

Union Mission’s new Resource Center is officially open and we are looking for volunteers!

The Resource Center will connect individuals experiencing homelessness with essential services, including meals, laundry, technology access, workforce development, counseling, healthcare referrals, and more—all under one roof.

By volunteering, you can help create a welcoming environment where our neighbors can find hope, resources, and a path toward stability.

❤️ Greet guests and provide hospitality
💻 Assist with technology and resource navigation
🍽️ Help serve meals and refreshments
👕 Provide laundry services
🤝 Make a direct impact in someone's journey toward self-sufficiency

Whether you can volunteer once a month or on a regular basis, your time can change lives.

Ready to get involved? Register today at https://unionmission.volunteerhub.com/vv2/

Together, we can ensure our new Resource Center is a place of hope, dignity, and opportunity for everyone who walks through our doors.

unionmission.volunteerhub.com

When we dreamed up the Resource Center but SCAD SERVE helped bring it to life. President & CEO Michael Traynor joined WSAV News 3 this week alongside SCAD architecture student DeMaris Owusu to share how this partnership turned an empty building on Fahm Street into a place where neighbors experiencing homelessness can access health care, housing navigation, dignity services, and job support all in one place.

This is what happens when students put their skills to work for the community.

Watch the segment below ⬇️

Community Corner: SCAD Serve partners with Union Mission to design new Emmaus House Resource Center Recently, Union Mission leaders and a host of partners cut the ribbon for its new Emmaus House resource center.

Union Mission officially opened the Emmaus House Resource Center, unveiling a downtown facility designed to serve more than 200 individuals daily. See link below ⬇️

📸 Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News

Today we cut the ribbon on the Emmaus House Resource Center at 127 Fahm Street, a place that’s going to mean a lot to a lot of people in Savannah. It takes a village, and ours showed up. Opens June 17!

Today, we cut the ribbon on the Emmaus House Resource Center at 127 Fahm Street, and it was a moment a long time coming.

This new center brings together everything our neighbors experiencing homelessness need under one roof: meals, healthcare, housing navigation, job assistance, and case management. Union Mission acquired the former Family Dollar building two years ago, and last month we welcomed the Emmaus House team into our family. Their staff, their heart, and their mission are now part of ours.

Doors open to the public on June 17. Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 4. Saturday, 8:30 to 2.

None of this happens without the donors who believed in the vision, the community partners who walked alongside us, and the staff who show up every single day. Thank you. Savannah is better because of you.

Check out the photo gallery from Savannah Morning News & SavannahNow.com!

Union Mission grows services with Emmaus House Resource Center Union Mission expands services with the new 8,200-square-foot Emmaus House Resource Center, offering coordinated care and essential support.

Savannah Georgia Stake Latter-day Saints missionaries were a huge help setting up the Governor’s Ballroom for last week’s Raising Hope!

Michael Traynor, President and CEO of Union Mission, joined Tim Guidera on WTOC this morning to talk about something we’ve been working toward for a while. The new resource center is opening June 17 on Fahm Street, with services ranging from healthcare to job assistance, Monday through Saturday.

Ribbon cutting is this Friday, June 12!

Union Mission to introduce new resource center Emmaus House Resource Center

Eleven years of Raising Hope. None of it happens without the people and community partners who believe in what Union Mission does every day.

To our sponsors, thank you for being part of this.