Dawn White-Fosdick, president and CEO of Christian Assistance Ministry — which typically serves chronically homeless individuals, not families — shared the good news on Facebook.

The effort is a collective, city-wide initiative involving nonprofits such as Haven for Hope, CAM (Christian Assistance Ministry), Corazon Ministries and Close to Home.

Dawn White-Fosdick, president and CEO of Christian Assistance Ministry - which typically serves chronically homeless individuals, not families - shared the good news on Facebook.

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