Help House

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122 E Center St

London, OH 43140

+1 (740) 852-1980

https://helphousecommunityoutreach.org

The HELP House Community Outreach, established in February 1999, serves as a vital resource for individuals and families in need in London, OH. Originally a youth outreach program, it has expanded its mission to provide food, clothing, household items, referrals, and emergency funding to all those facing hardships.

As a nondenominational Christian outreach, HELP House emphasizes love, compassion, and spiritual support for its clients. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, ensuring that all donations are tax-deductible, and actively collaborates with other social services to enhance its offerings.

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