We’re proud to celebrate our Executive Director Ben Goodwin, who has been named a finalist for Arkansas Business’ 2026 Executive of the Year in the Nonprofit Organization category! We’re grateful for the vision, heart, and commitment Ben brings to Our House every day.
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Book talk with CALS
On November 4, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Brian Goldstone will be in Little Rock to discuss his 2025 book, There Is No Place For Us: Working and Homeless in America, and the discussion will be moderated by our very own Executive Director, Ben Goodwin! There Is No Place For Us follows five families experiencing homelessness in Atlanta and explores the challenges of balancing work, child care, transportation, and the rising cost of housing.
HOLIDAY GIVING
Make the holidays a little brighter at Our House! Whether you’re looking to adopt a family, provide a warm meal, host a holiday drive, or spread some cheer through a volunteer project, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Find the holiday giving opportunity that’s right for you and help make the season special for our clients and families.
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OUR IMPACT
3,134
clients served in 2025
$1,705
average savings of Shelter residents at exit
84%
of families maintained stable housing
86%
of clients earned above minimum wage
439
adults found full-time employment
"Our House got me the resources to get back on my feet. My kids loved being in the Shelter and Little Learners; that was the first time they really got to interact with other kids. Now, if I see another woman in a similar situation to me, I recommend them to go to Our House."
laquita
cafsi client & former resident