Current Initiatives

Our initiatives go beyond daily services—they’re focused on long-term impact. Learn about the programs and projects we’re leading to address hunger, homelessness, and poverty in our community.

Current Initiatives

Running Iron County Care and Share requires a dedicated team, countless hours of work, and the invaluable support of our community.

Every day, we provide food, shelter, and essential services to those in need—but maintaining our facilities and expanding our services also means we sometimes need to ask for a little extra help.

To ensure we can keep our doors open and provide a safe, welcoming environment, we periodically fundraise for specific projects and repairs. These initiatives make it possible for us to keep up with the demands of our facilities and to continue offering the critical resources that so many in our community rely on. Whether it’s a repair to our drainage systems, new winter supplies for our guests, or an update to our kitchen equipment, each project directly contributes to the health, comfort, and dignity of our community members.

How You Can Help

Your support—whether a donation, volunteering, or simply spreading the word—goes a long way.

By contributing to our current initiatives, you’re helping to make our community a stronger, more compassionate place for everyone.

Thank you for standing with us and for making a meaningful impact in the lives of others. Together, we can keep our community safe and supported.

Hearts On The Green

Iron County Care and Share Annual Charity Golf Tournament

Cedar Ridge Golf Course – Cedar City, Utah
Wednesday, September 24, 2025 @ 12 PM

Support the cause — even if you're not hitting the green.
Each year, this event brings the community together to raise vital funds in the fight against hunger and homelessness. Whether you play golf or not, your involvement makes a difference.

Every contribution goes directly to programs that feed the hungry and house the unhoused in our community.

Your generosity enables Iron County Care and Share to expand its reach and deepen its services across the food pantry and shelter programs.

All proceeds go to support the hungry and to fight homelessness in our community and can be used in all areas (food pantry and shelter) by the Iron County Care and Share.

$50 - your monthly donation of $50 helps us provide consistent, essential food supplies and basic necessities for individuals and families in need. This steady support ensures we can maintain offering a helping hand throughout the month

$100 - helps to keep our doors open and lights on. Your contribution supports the operational costs of our shelter, ensuring a safe and warm place for those with nowhere else to turn. Your ongoing support is vital in offering refuge and hope

$150 - helps us extend our services beyond basic needs. This includes funding for critical supportive services, which empower our clients to rebuild their lives and step confidently toward self-sufficiency

$500 - this level of support makes a transformative impact, allowing us to undertake larger projects and improvements within our facilities, ensuring that we can continue to serve the growing needs of our community with dignity and efficiency

Custom Amount - tailor your impact to what you’re able to give

Build A Tiny Home Village

Help Us Build a Village – One Tiny Home at a Time

We’re turning big dreams into small homes. Iron County Care and Share is launching a Tiny Home Village to provide safe, stable housing for individuals transitioning out of homelessness.

Located right next to our shelter and pantry, this village will offer a true continuum of care, supporting people from crisis to stability.

This project isn’t just about building houses—it’s about building community.

The Tiny Home Village will provide a foundation for stability, dignity, and self-reliance, helping individuals break the cycle of homelessness. By offering secure, supportive housing, we can empower our residents to focus on employment, education, and long-term recovery.

A stable home can be the turning point that allows someone to truly rebuild their life.

$50 - contribute to small but meaningful comforts like a porch light, welcome mat, or a chair for sitting outside.

$100 - symbolically sponsor a resident’s key—representing safety, dignity, and a new start.

$250 - support materials like framing, insulation, or flooring. Every part matters when building a home.

$500 - fund essential structural elements like doors, windows, or roofing materials that make each home secure and livable.

Custom Amount - tailor your impact to what you’re able to give

Project Beacon

Light Up Our Shelter!

Help us light the way to safety and comfort! We’re launching a campaign to replace our damaged light poles, enhancing security and visibility for everyone who seeks refuge at our shelter. These durable, resilient fixtures will create a brighter, more welcoming environment, making a real difference in the lives of those we serve.

Proper lighting is about more than just visibility. It’s a crucial part of ensuring safety, dignity, and comfort for those who rely on our services.

A well-lit exterior deters potential threats, provides a sense of security, and shows that every person who walks through our doors is valued and respected.

By replacing these light poles, we’re investing in a brighter, safer future for our community.

$50 - light the path! Your contribution of $50 helps us ensure our lights remain operational.

$100 - your $100 helps lay the groundwork and helps get us on our way, setting the foundation for safety and visibility.

$500 - elevate our efforts with $500 and sponsor significant parts of our lighting setup, bringing us closer to our overall goals.

$5,000 - a generous donation of $5,000 can cover the complete cost of one full light pole installation, transforming night into day and making our community a safer place for everyone.

Custom Amount - tailor your impact to what you’re able to give

Monthly Food Boxes

Help Feed Over 600 Families a Month

Every month, Iron County Care and Share provides Family Food Boxes to over 600 households across Iron County.

These boxes contain healthy staples, pantry essentials, and seasonal items, ensuring that families in need have access to nutritious food.

$25 - supply one family with a complete food box every month—enough to get through the week with dignity.

$50 - support two families each month with essential food items like canned goods, grains, and protein.

$100 - feed four households every month and help keep our pantry shelves stocked with high-demand items.

$250 - provide 10 full food boxes each month—ensuring entire blocks of families have consistent access to nutrition.

Custom Amount - tailor your impact to what you’re able to give