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Ep 73: Room at the Inn & Tax Credits with Bill Oesterle & Laurie Phillips

Retire With Peace

Release Date: 12/12/2023

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In this episode, Dave Zaegel interviews Bill Oesterle and Laurie Phillips from Room at the Inn, a homeless shelter for families in Bridgeton, Missouri. They discuss the background and history of the organization, the transition to a 24/7 shelter due to COVID-19, the referral process and intake, the facility and capacity, the structure and timeline of support, the staffing and volunteer opportunities, the funding and donations, the tax credits for donations, other ways to help and spread awareness, the community support and partnerships, the longevity and dedication of staff and volunteers, and the wish list and ways to donate. They express gratitude to the community for their support and encourage individuals to get involved.
 
Room at the Inn: https://www.roomstl.org/
 
Takeaways
  • Room at the Inn is a homeless shelter for families in Bridgeton, Missouri, providing shelter, support services, and resources to help families regain permanent housing.
  • Due to COVID-19, Room at the Inn transitioned from a night site shelter to a 24/7 shelter, providing continuous support and care for families in need.
  • Referrals to Room at the Inn come from organizations like 211 and coordinated entry, and families can stay at the shelter for as long as they need until they find permanent housing.
  • Room at the Inn relies on a mix of funding sources, including grants, individual donations, and congregational support, and offers tax credits for donations to support their work.
  • Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting Room at the Inn, providing assistance with various activities and services, and the organization welcomes community members to get involved and spread awareness.
Chapters
 
01:08 Background and History of Room at the Inn
03:11 Transition to a 24/7 Shelter due to COVID-19
05:09 Referral Process and Intake
06:12 Facility and Capacity
06:57 Structure and Timeline of Support
08:01 Staffing and Volunteer Opportunities
10:22 Funding and Donations
15:01 Tax Credits for Donations
19:52 Other Ways to Help and Spread Awareness
21:43 Community Support and Partnerships
25:40 Longevity and Dedication of Staff and Volunteers
28:15 Wish List and Ways to Donate