SH Circle of Care 501(c)3

Serenity House Circle of Care 501(c)(3)

Serenity House Circle of Care is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents of Serenity House Residential Care Services. As a 501(c)(3) charitable entity, our mission is rooted in compassion, dignity, and empowerment. We exist to bridge the gap between essential needs and available resources for individuals who face mental illness, developmental disabilities, or physical impairments. Through direct community support and enrichment programming, we ensure that every resident has access to the care and opportunities they deserve.

Supporting Low-Income Residents in Need

The individuals we serve are among the most vulnerable in our communities—low-income adults who often lack family support or adequate community resources. Many of our residents struggle to meet even the most basic needs, such as clothing, personal hygiene products, and seasonal essentials. Serenity House Circle of Care steps in to fill this critical gap by providing necessities like winter coats and boots, clothing, toiletries, and other life-sustaining resources that promote comfort, safety, and dignity.

Empowerment Through Training and Integration

Beyond meeting immediate material needs, Serenity House Circle of Care invests in the long-term success of our residents through workforce readiness and job training initiatives. We collaborate with community partners to create pathways for employment, vocational development, and social integration. By promoting workforce participation and independence, our organization empowers residents to regain confidence, build self-sufficiency, and contribute meaningfully to society.

A Lifeline for Those with Limited Support

Every person supported through Serenity House Circle of Care represents a story of resilience and hope. Most of our participants come to us with few family connections and minimal access to external assistance. Our programs serve as a lifeline—providing not just physical support, but also emotional encouragement and a sense of belonging. We believe that by surrounding each individual with a compassionate “circle of care,” we can break cycles of isolation and create opportunities for healing, stability, and personal growth.

How You Can Help

Your generosity makes an immediate difference in the lives of those who need it most. Every dollar donated to Serenity House Circle of Care directly supports low-income residents living with mental illness, developmental disabilities, or physical challenges.

Your contributions help us provide:

Essential needs like winter coats, boots, clothing, and toiletries
Job training and workforce integration programs that foster independence
Community enrichment activities that promote belonging and emotional wellness
Emergency support for residents facing crises or transitions

Whether you give once or become a recurring donor, your support ensures that every individual in our care receives not only a place to live — but a community that believes in their worth and potential.

Ways to Donate

You can support Serenity House Circle of Care in several convenient ways:

💌 By Mail: Send checks payable to Serenity House Circle of Care at
5584 Metropolitan Parkway, Sterling Heights, MI 48310
📞 By Phone: Call 888-361-3113 Ext 1, for direct assistance or sponsorship inquiries.
🎁 In-Kind Donations: We also welcome donations of coats, clothing, hygiene products, and household items.

Your Gift is Tax-Deductible

Serenity House Circle of Care is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) public charity under section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi). All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
EIN: 33-2161623

You will receive an acknowledgment receipt for your records and tax purposes.

Join Our Circle of Care

When you give to Serenity House Circle of Care, you become part of a compassionate network that restores hope, builds stability, and changes lives. Together, we can ensure that no one in our community is left without the support, dignity, and care they deserve.