
Black History Month Spotlight: Harllel “X” Jones
Civil rights activist Harllel Jones was a critical piece in the founding of LMM in the mid-1960s as racial tensions rose across the nation.
Civil rights activist Harllel Jones was a critical piece in the founding of LMM in the mid-1960s as racial tensions rose across the nation.
LMM will not abandon our neighbor in their time of greatest need and will continue to advocate and serve amidst recent executive orders.
We are deeply saddened to share the passing of Richard “Dick” Hansler, a cherished member of the LMM family.
As we start the new year, the LMM Advocacy Team is grateful for the continued support of folks like you who believe in our mission.
Join us on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, as we celebrate the history of LMM at the annual Founder’s Day event!
The legal struggle around the proposed youth drop-in center continues as LMM appeals for a reversal of local judge’s zoning decision.
LMM believes that past experiences should not dictate outcomes in housing and employment, and Pasha’s story is a living example of that.
The Men’s Shelter on Lakeside Ave. is open 24 hours a day once the weather reaches single digits or if there is a wind chill of -15 degrees.
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