The Harvest912 mission is to provide essential healthcare services, basic supplies, healthy food options and the Love of God to community members impacted by homelessness or housing insecurity. By meeting our neighbors where they are—whether in shelters or encampments—we build trusting relationships and collaborate with community partners to improve outcomes for those in need. We operate our programs from a perspective of radical hospitality- leading with warmth, openness, and authenticity and treating all who we serve with dignity and respect, regardless of their circumstances. We do not judge...instead we try to treat our guests as we believe Jesus would.

Yes! Harvest912 is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are 100% tax deductible.

Harvest912 Erie, PA operates a Mobile Footcare Clinic conducting 30 or more clinics per year. Our clinics provide medical podiatric assessment and care and each guest receives a new pair of Carolina shoes or boots (depending on season) as well as other essentials. M.I.C. (Missing In Community) is a Veteran-lead and Veteran-focused encampment outreach aimed at building trust with those folks living outside of the traditional shelter system. M.I.C. teams bring freeze dried food, medical supplies and personal interaction directly to homeless encampments each month. Harvest912 Tucson, AZ operates weekly walk-in foot care clinics providing non-medical foot care and new boots to unhoused community members throughout Tucson.

Please fill out our contact form at www.harvest912.org/get-involved and one of our team members will be in touch!

Harvest912 is a 100% volunteer organization. That means that every penny of your donation goes directly to supporting our outreach programs. With a dedicated team of volunteers community members and medical professionals, we have consistently delivered critical services and built a reputation for reliability and impact. Our mission-driven approach ensures that every dollar and every effort is focused on fostering a community where everyone has access to the essentials of life.

100% of donations support our outreach programs and the infrastructure needed to operate them. We do not have any paid employees or board members!

Harvest912 is more than an organization; it is a movement towards a more equitable society. By supporting Harvest912's programs, you can join us in affirming the dignity of every individual and the importance of access to basic needs. Together, we can catalyze change and offer hope where it is needed most. Your partnership is not just an investment in Harvest912; it is an investment in the future of our community, one where everyone has the opportunity to thrive regardless of their housing situation.

The primary requirement is a heart for serving those less fortunate! We believe in "serving one another humbly in love" (Galatians 5:13)!

We are always in need of Podiatrists or other Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians Assistants or RNs with foot care certification to provide medical assessment and care at our clinics. If you are a medical professional and interested in volunteering in Erie or in Tucson, please email kit@harvest912.org. There are no specific skills or experience needed for other volunteer positions.

Harvest912 is a faith-based outreach that embraces Jesus' teaching on serving those less fortunate. We do not impose our faith on our guests, but many of our volunteers offer to pray with our guests and have found their prayers are warmly accepted. Harvest912 co-founder Tad Jakes puts it this way... “Harvest 912 is not just a charity. It was created by God, communicated and guided by the Holy Spirit in order to restore Kindness, Care and Dignity to the forgotten and discarded who Jesus walked amongst.”

When you volunteer at Harvest912 clinics, you can expect to meet people who come from many different backgrounds and all have unique stories, but who, for one reason or another, have found themselves in a desperate situation. We know folks who lost a loved one and fell apart, folks whose home burned down, folks who could no longer afford rent, and folks who simply fell through the many cracks in the ‘safety net’. There are as many stories as there are guests, but the one thing they all have in common is that they are NOT their situation - they are our brothers and sisters and all deserve to be treated with dignity, respect and love, as Jesus would. Our goal at every clinic is to speak that dignity and love into every guest. To that end, we do our utmost to ensure that each and every guest is welcomed onboard as a friend and equal, without judgement.