Twin Cities Community Voice Mail changes lives by connecting homeless and other very low-income people with the community through free voice mail services
Information
- Founded:
- 1994
Photos
2 of 3 albumsSee All
Board, Volunteers and StaffCreated about 7 months ago
Advisory GroupsCreated about 7 months ago
No one has added fan photos.
Over 50,000 people have completed using TCCVM since we began in 1994. Since we began, they were on TCCVM an average of 178 days (about 6months). In 2008, 3,115 people completed their voice mail usage plus 1800 were using TCCVM at the end of the year for a total of 4.965...
“I didn’t realize how important your service has been to my life until I sat down and thought about it. I am truly grateful for your assistance. Being homeless, I was able to gain housing through a transitional housing program. Tw...
Anne was in her 60’s and living in her car. She was working for a temp agency but they couldn’t contact her by phone so she was not working very much. The TCCVM number allowed her to get full-time permanent employment and to get enough money to move into an apartment.
Julie was desperately looking for a place to stay for her and her son. Her situation seemed so hopeless. She planned to steal to get a little money to pay for the cheapest hotel she could find so she wouldn’t be on the street with her son. ...
“Kate had no phone and was in a shelter. Using TCCVM, she was able to find housing, get a job and is about to go off MFIP. She is only getting child care at this point. She told me that having the use of TCCVM made all this possible for her.” From a TCCVM partner agency
“I’m a single dad. My children and I have been living in shelters all around the Twin Cities area for almost a year. Finding a place to live and a job was really hard without a phone number to leave on applications. No...
RECENT ACTIVITY
Twin Cities Community Voice Mail changed their Founded.
