Helping Mentally Ill Homeless People
Get Off and Stay Off the Streets
Servants Center
What We Are
Servants Center is a nonprofit, non-denominational, faith-based organization providing high quality, relationship-based street outreach and ongoing support services to mentally ill people experiencing homelessness in the Grand Rapids, Michigan, area. We organized in 1993 to provide direct relationship-based ministry to people in need. Our goal is to be ambassadors for Jesus Christ as we carry out the Biblical imperative to help the poor. For over 30 years, we’ve helped thousands of highly vulnerable people go from living on the streets to living in stable, healthy situations for good.
What We Do
Currently, Servants Center is a guardian and a representative payee for over 275 people in the Grand Rapids area. We create a trusted relationship with our clients and provide ongoing direct services to cover the specific needs of each individual’s circumstances. We also provide training seminars and consulting services to help West Michigan churches develop effective poverty ministries among the poor in their own communities - urban, suburban, or rural.
Would your church, organization, or class like to learn more about the unique ministry of Servants Center?
We would love to make a presentation to your group! Partners are critical to our work — especially our compassionate donors. We rely on charitable donations from individuals, churches, corporations, and foundations for over 75% of our operating budget.
Servants Center is accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).
If your church, business, or group would like to direct charitable funds to Servants Center, please reach out!
616.456.8512 / scgr@scgr.org
Did you know over 40% of chronically homeless people in the U.S. have severe neurological brain disease?
Our founder, Pastor Don Tack, wrote the following articles about the work we do:
About the Mentally Ill Homeless
Gods Heart for the Homeless
Biblical Foundations of Poverty Ministry
To read Pastor Tack’s articles, click here.