We are an intentional community of dreamers and instigators focused on seeing Love, Justice, Hope, Pleasure and Beauty becoming a reality for the economically poor and marginalized.
We do this arm in arm with likeminded individuals from all walks and faiths. We are passionate alchemists for change.
We are an intentional community of dreamers and instigators focused on seeing Love, Justice, Hope, Pleasure and Beauty becoming a reality for the economically poor and marginalized.
We do this arm in arm with likeminded individuals from all walks and faiths. We are passionate alchemists for change.
At Joe's we believe that it's easier to be good when you're hanging out with other people who are trying to be good. All of us carry with us the pains of our past, addictions and struggles, as well as our joys, our hopes and our dreams. Many who frequent Joe's are experiencing homelessness, mental illness, harmful substance use, and the basic struggle to pay the utility bills. We have found that life is better when we do it together. Here are some of the ways we do it:
Open coffee shop hours provide a safe, climate comfortable location to drink coffee, play cards, chat with other life journeyers or sit in a corner and read a book.
We eat breakfast (9:00) and lunch (12:30) together every day Joe’s is open.
Our Free Store (described below) is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays for those who want to share “stuff.”
Shower and laundry facilities are available to anyone who needs them.
Special events from free clinics to Thanksgiving Dinner happen throughout the year.
Joe's hosts a Community Garden where neighbors can help grow vegetables and can share in the harvest each year.
Community Gatherings happen on Sunday’s at 10:30am for those who’d like to learn more about how to Love Each Other and Practice Nonviolence.
a community of hope
a community of hope
Tues, Wed, and Fri 8am-4pm
Sat and Sun 8am-3pm
Closed on Mon and Thur
Emotional up and downswings caused by relational conflicts or life disappointments are magnified by the struggles of living outside in the sweaty heat, freezing cold, or soaking rain. Add mental illness and addiction and the fight to hold on to hope is desperate. Finding joy is a treasure.