Good Samaritan Shelter

Our Story

Good Samaritan Shelter began as a temporary evening shelter in local churches, evolving into a vital resource for the homeless community since its establishment in 1987. Initially guided by the North County Project Group, the shelter opened its doors at 406 S. Pine Street, offering 28 beds to those in need. In 2006, the need for a detox facility in Lompoc sparked the creation of a task force, leading to the renovation of a building to meet Good Samaritan’s specifications. By 2008, the shelter was fully operational, providing essential services to the community.

Impact

Good Samaritan Shelter delivers emergency, transitional, and support services to the homeless and individuals in recovery across the greater Santa Maria Valley and Central Coast.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations enable Good Samaritan Shelter to maintain operations, expand capacity, and enhance supportive programming for residents. Contributions can be made as one-time gifts or recurring donations, maximizing the impact on those in need.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the fight against homelessness and substance abuse. Your support can change lives. Donate cryptocurrency or cash now to help Good Samaritan Shelter continue its mission of compassion and care.