Logan County, Ohio · Shelter & housing support
Need shelter?
Start here.
Safe shelter, practical support, and a path toward stable housing. Peak of Hope is a residential shelter program for Logan County neighbors facing homelessness.
- Call or text
- 24/7 at (937) 935-4292. Staff respond when available.
- Intake hours
- Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
- Shelter entry
- Not 24/7. Bring a photo ID or legal paperwork confirming your identity — an expired ID is fine.
Email is for general inquiries only and is not monitored for urgent intake. In an emergency, call 911. For other community resources, dial 211.
Residential shelter program · Logan County
Call or text 24/7. Intake Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m..
Live service status
What we can offer right now
We keep this updated as capacity changes. If a program shows limited or unavailable, call anyway — we will help you find another option.
Men's Shelter
Call to confirmSingle adult men
Call or text (937) 935-4292 for current availability. Intake happens Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Calling and texting are available 24/7; shelter entry is not.
Status confirmed August 12, 2026
Women & Family Services
Temporarily unavailableSingle women and families with children
Women and family shelter services are temporarily unavailable at the Madriver location because of a building-safety issue. Call or text (937) 935-4292 for current options. Intake happens Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Status confirmed August 12, 2026
A hand up, not just a bed
What a night here actually looks like
A clean bed, a locking door, and a staff member who knows your name. From there, case management helps with documents, benefits, work, and a plan for permanent housing.
Peak of Hope is a residential shelter program. Participation in the program is required, and staff work alongside each resident to address the barriers keeping them out of housing.
How our programs work
Who we serve
- Logan County residents
- Priority to people living in places not meant for human habitation
- Single men
- Single women
- Families with minor children
Ways to help right now
Three ways your help reaches a neighbor this week
Give funds
Flexible gifts cover utilities, emergency repairs, and case management — the costs that keep the doors open.
Ways to giveShop current needs
Buy exactly what the shelter is out of this week, in the condition staff can actually accept.
See the needs listVolunteer or sponsor
Individuals, businesses, and congregations help with meals, sorting, maintenance, and sponsorships.
Get involved
Our impact
What your support makes possible
- 5+
- Families sheltered
- 10
- Children sheltered
- 9
- Single women sheltered
- $50,000
- United Way of Logan County allocation
2026 year to date
2026 year to date
2026 year to date
2025
LOCAL SUPPORT, REAL IMPACT
Help keep a neighbor safe tonight
Every gift helps keep beds open, lights on, and case managers working alongside people taking their next step. Peak of Hope is sustained by individuals, churches, businesses, service clubs, and neighbors across Logan County.
Latest updates
News from the shelter
August 12, 2026
Women & family services temporarily unavailable
A building-safety emergency at the Madriver location means we cannot accept families or single women there right now.
Read updateAugust 12, 2026
Supply needs: bedding, towels, and cleaning supplies
Pillows, twin bedding, towels, and cleaning supplies remain our most useful in-kind gifts.
Read updateJuly 1, 2026
Abandoned church chimney blamed for Bellefontaine shelter closure
WDTN/Nexstar reported that Peak of Hope closed a Bellefontaine shelter location in June 2026 over structural concerns involving an adjacent abandoned church chimney.
Read update
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Hope is practical here
Beds, meals, utilities, and case management are funded one neighbor at a time. If today is a day you can give, it goes straight to work in Logan County.