The Gathering Inn - A community-based nonprofit serving homeless, hungry, and people in need in South Placer County by offering hope, dignity and secure place to rest at night.

The Gathering Inn offers homeless people in our community the basic necessities of life, a sense of dignity and a spirit of hope for the future by providing our guests with social, health and case management services that will help them become active participants in our community to the best of their ability.

With intake sites offered by a network of more than 60 churches, these “Inns” provide guests with access to showering, clean clothes, hot meals, and a place to relax.

Other services provided include:

Access to county medical and mental health screening services
Substance abuse treatment programs
Social security, disability and veterans benefits
On-site 12 Step programs
Personal Identification replacement
Public school enrollment for children
Court appearances and community service hours

Referrals to:

Transitional and permanent supportive housing
Vocational rehab and skills training
Domestic violence and anger management classes

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The Gathering Inn provides over 17,000 warm and safe nights of service per year to over 500 homeless people.

33% of those provided shelter and food are women with children, 2% are seniors.

30% of those receiving shelter find permanent housing.

Although the program is just six months old, The Gathering Inn's Community Medical Clinic has already served 436 people with medical care.

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Golf Tournament

Thank you to the 90+ golfers that came out to The Gathering Inn's 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament. We appreciate your support!

News - The Gathering Inn Wins Computers

Thanks to all of your votes, The Gathering Inn was the winner in last month's Redemtech’s Serious Good Contest, and will receive five Red Rabbitt computers. Read the full story.

News - Davis is a Driving Force in Helping Homeless

Steve Davis, of Loomis, is doing his part to help the homeless in Placer County. Davis, a retired Rocklin schoolteacher, is one of the volunteer bus drivers for The Gathering Inn, a nomadic shelter housed inside local churches. Davis and other drivers shuttle up to 50 homeless people to different churches each night for a hot meal and a safe and warm place to sleep. Read the full story.