The Hoboken Shelter

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4.1

( 8 reviews )

Community Service/Non-Profit

Closed 09:00 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

300 Bloomfield St, Hoboken, NJ 07030, United States

+1 2016-565-069

The Hoboken Shelter, a renowned brand in the homeless shelter industry, is committed to providing essential support and resources to individuals in need. With a prime location in Hoboken, the shelter offers a safe and welcoming environment, ensuring the well-being and dignity of its guests. The Hoboken Shelter has become a staple in the community, offering vital services such as meals, clothing, and a warm bed for those without a stable home. Dedicated volunteers and generous donors contribute to the shelter's success, allowing it to make a significant impact on the lives of its guests. The Hoboken Shelter strives to create a positive and uplifting atmosphere, empowering individuals to regain their independence and pursue a brighter future. Through its commitment to compassion and empathy, the Hoboken Shelter stands as a beacon of hope for those experiencing homelessness in the area.

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Jeff stone

March 22, 2024

I volunteer here and found it to be welcoming, clean and organized. The kitchen was very well equipped with a great chef who was very knowledgeable of what we needed to prepare for over 80 guests. Plenty of food and snacks on hand for guests. I enjoyed my experience helping with dinner! Guests were able to enjoy a variety of food and come back for seconds. Definitely a great place for volunteering to give back to the community.

Sonia alexandre

March 22, 2024

Excellent place serving the unhoused in Hoboken. Freshly prepared meals served daily and shelter for those in need.

Ernesto larrondo

March 22, 2024

We had a wonderful time volunteering at The Hoboken Shelter, and really enjoyed serving the many brothers and sisters who were living in poverty. We prayed with them, laughed with them and really got to know them. I love the Hoboken shelter, truly a blessing to the city of Hoboken.

Tim-ryan o'kane

March 22, 2024

I have never slept here, but some of my friends have, and for most of them it beats the alternative. They call the lady in charge "Mom." The food can be really good. They seem to get a lot of donations so give if you can.

Dan mcdevitt

March 22, 2024

This place is truly well ran. It is so organized that anyone and everyone who enters for a hot meal and looking for an overnight stay, has to be outside by 5:30pm. Lunch and dinner are served daily. The staff are never sitting idly. This shelter gets lots of food from non profit organizations as well as families clean clothes or unused ones are hot itemd. They are always open to volunteers. The facility is kept very well. It is clean.

Nicholas piccirillo

March 22, 2024

Companionate&empathy Staff member Bill was the ultimately the best in that Field however I've been donating here for the past 3 year's I'm Hoping and praying this place stays available for the needs of food shelter and help with housing and provide the help for people that suffering with mental illnesses..So sad to see so many with mental Illnesses and for that reason most as homeless this place is so awesome! They do try and help

Rachael overweg

March 22, 2024

A Sanctuary that encourages and tends to those caught in the storms of the Human Experience; cheers on Forward Motion when everything has fallen away; Mostly, reminds me that, To Good People HOPE IS OUR GRAVITY.

Malissa mobley

March 22, 2024

Do not work here if they offer a position. Everything is disorganized and outdated. You are expected to literally clean up after the messes the people in charge leave behind and they do not respect your time. They will make you work past your hours, while trying to avoid paying overtime as much as possible, and when something inevitably falls apart, they will place the blame on you. They do not bother to improve their work quality or their equipment and the director is the most controlling person you will ever meet, it must be their way or nothing. They will not hesitate to hang your supposed mistakes over your head and bring them up any time they want. They are not afraid to kick you while you are down, ironic when their whole mission is to help people who are down. I repeat, do NOT work here. You will be left stressed and unfulfilled. Save yourself the trouble and find a non-profit that actually cares.