Homeless Coalition Uses State-Owned Building in Columbus for Winter Shelter
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Updated May 1
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What happened
The Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition is using a state-owned building on Martin Luther King Drive in Columbus to provide temporary shelter during colder weather. The organization pays rent and supplies for the facility. The coalition is also preparing a tiny-home project, with a soft opening scheduled for December 1.
From wtva.com
Why it matters
The coalition is raising money for a winter warming shelter planned for 2027. This effort relates to the broader situation where an alliance is seeking state funding for core cities in Ohio, including Columbus.
An alliance is seeking state funding for core cities in Ohio, involving Cincinnati and Columbus.
From wtva.com
Who's involved
- ColumbusLocation where the coalition operates and provides temporary shelter