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Kim Senn is an artist, business owner, and community advocate committed to helping end homelessness. She studied journalism and started her professional career in advertising. To create balance in her life, Kim recalls taking […]

Celebrating 10 years as an artist, botanical printmaker Linda Snouffer describes her work as “multi-layered fine-art.” Over the years of practice and learning from artists in the field, she has […]

One way or another John Morse has immersed himself in art throughout his life. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Minnesota in 1988. Building on an early […]

Ceramic artist and Art 4 Shelter committee member Cindy Syme has been creating pottery for 30 years. She recalls early memories of handbuilding as a child and her transition to […]

Simpson is excited to be moving forward with plans to create Simpson’s Community Shelter and Apartments, a national best practice low-barrier shelter model with 70 beds and 42 units of […]

For twenty years, volunteer Bill Jechorek has shared his compassionate heart, can-do attitude, and thousands of donated socks with the guests of Simpson’s shelter.   Bill’s connection with Simpson began when he and members of the St. Vincent de Paul group at St. John the Baptist Catholic […]

Click here to watch the prerecorded Homeless Virtual Memorial Service  

On December 17th, we remembered 197 homeless individuals, formerly homeless friends, and advocates who passed away in 2020.  Click here to read the press release.

We are pleased to share the vision of Simpson Community Shelter and Apartments. Simpson’s board of directors and staff are committed to designing and executing a national best practice shelter […]

Sixteen-year-old Isabella Tunney, one of the first girls to be admitted into Boy Scouts of America, is also on her way to becoming one of the first girls in the United States to achieve the highest honor […]