A Shelter for Families

Room at the Inn is a shelter for families who are homeless. We are located in Bridgeton, MO. Our purpose is to help these families get into a home of their own and equip them with the tools needed to prevent them from becoming homeless again. We shelter with a purpose so families can have the future they deserve.

Who Do We Help?

Chronically Homeless

Newly Homeless

Victims of Domestic Violence

Single-Parent Families

Multi-Parent Families

Pregnant Mothers

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We Need Your Financial Support

ROOM is in need of your financial support. Donations allow us to provide shelter, supplies, and resources for each family. Individuals, congregations, corporations, private foundations, and local government agencies assist us in financial sponsorship. In addition to cash donations, we receive goods and services from businesses in our community. All forms of support are welcomed and greatly appreciated!

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Would You Like to Volunteer?

Everyone is welcome to lend a hand! We’ll accept individuals, businesses, and any other organizations to volunteer at Room at the Inn. There are plenty of tasks to go around, from answering the phone and reading to our preschool-aged children to helping with yard clean-up. Every bit of help is appreciated! 

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What Our Clients Are Saying

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    I am grateful for room at the inn because it led me to become spiritually connected again. I found i had extra time during the day, so i picked up my bible. Now i’m reading it every day. It’s helped make me stronger.

    --Robert


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    My attitude has changed and the right people have helped me. My prayers have been answered after such a long time.  Room at the inn is my miracle.

    -Dawn


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    Room at the inn works. Bottom line. It works. I am living proof of that.

    -Latasha


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    To see the love and the care coming from these strangers helped me tremendously.

    -Jeannie


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In need of emergency shelter, call the United Way Housing Helpline at 211.