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Serving the Homeless in the Franciscan Tradition

Br. David

Brother David Buer, off, founder of Poverello House

At Poverello House we do care and try to help the homeless men and women in our community. We provide meals, showers, laundry facilities and clothing for both men and women. As one guest said to me, “I feel like an actual human being again when I’m here,”

Many of our guests feel rejected by the world at large and have given up hope for a better life. We try to give them hope and help them feel better about themselves by providing a respit from life on the streets.

Living room

A Place to Relax and a day off of the streets

Serving Breakfast & Lunch

Serving Breakfast & Lunch


Lance

Lance Meifert

CONTACT US

Please contact Lance Meifert at (702) 558-5043 with any donations.
We can, and will, pick up at your home or business, and tax credit forms are available.
Thank you!

A New Look for Poverello House

Our house was recently improved greatly by not just one, but two, Boy Scouts from Troop 99 from Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church. The boys were both working on their Eagle Scout rank.  Each Scout had a project that included making tremendous improvements to the house. One project was a complete renovation of the front yard including repairing the front gate and walls, making it look much better and desert eco-friendly. Thanks to Boy Scout Matthew Cuglietta and his parents Chrissy and Frank for coordinating this project and the dozens of volunteers who helped make this effort a reality. The second project was to paint the entire exterior of the house. A new color scheme was chosen of tan and dark brown. The combined effort, as my neighbor put it, “makes your house the best looking house in the neighborhood.” Thanks to Boy Scout Brandon Haddad and his parents Nadia and Eddie Haddad for coordinating this effort and to all the volunteers who assisted in making this happen. We of the Poverello House and all the Board of Directors really appreciate it, as do the guests. Several guests told me they walked past the house not recognizing it. One even called me from the end of the block and wanted to know what happened to the house, thinking that it had suddenly vanished!