The BHHS Legacy Foundation has been an instrumental part of the BHHS Legacy Foundation Christine Stamper Center for Help & Hope since its infancy. What began as foundational support for the construction of the shelter continues today with the Foundation’s generous funding toward program and operational costs.

“BHHS Legacy Foundation’s commitment to funding programs for the Center for Help & Hope is a reflection of our shared responsibility to uplift the most vulnerable among us,” said Teri Tomlinson, Vice President of Program Development at the BHHS Legacy Foundation. “By channeling resources into housing solutions, healthcare, and job assistance, we not only address immediate needs, but we also pave the way for lasting change and a brighter future for all. We appreciate each staff member and thank them for working tirelessly day in and day out taking care of those who need us the most.”

In 2023, the Center for Help & Hope served a staggering 74,356 meals to the unhoused population in Bullhead City. The shelter also provided over 7,400 showers; 5,900 loads of laundry; and 4,000 computer sessions for those seeking employment and/or applying for social security, disability and other benefits.

Shelter staff connect those seeking help to resources that promote stability in all areas of life, including medical care, employment and transportation assistance, hot meals, clothing and toiletries and case management.