named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Emergency Winter Shelter Program
Provides safe overnight shelter from November to April through a network of host sites, including meals, showers, and access to social services
Kay Kidde Achievement Center
Year-round day center offering case management, housing assistance, counseling, job training, educational programs, and community garden access
Summer Weekend Lunch Program
Distributes meals directly to homeless individuals in the community during summer months, including at train stations and wooded areas
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Supportive and Emergency Housing Services 2 activities
- Collaborating with faith-based and community partnersPartners with over 60 houses of worship and congregations across Long Island to operate the winter shelter program and expand outreach capacity, leveraging volunteer networks and facilities for shelter hosting and service delivery.
- Operating seasonal winter shelter programOperates a temporary winter shelter program from November 1 to April 30, providing safe overnight shelter, transportation, meals, and supervision for homeless individuals across the East End of Long Island. Guests are transported nightly from Riverhead to rotating host sites, primarily houses of worship, with safety screening and daily sanitation protocols in place.
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Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 2 activities
- Delivering outreach and street-based servicesConducts active street outreach and mobile service delivery to homeless individuals who cannot or will not access fixed-site services, including meal distribution in public spaces, responding to community concerns, and coordinating care. Engages guests in remote locations such as train stations, shopping centers, and wooded areas.
- Providing meals and nutrition servicesServes nutritious, hot meals to homeless individuals through volunteer-prepared dinners and bagged lunches, including nightly hot dinners for 30–50 guests during winter shelter operations and ongoing meal service at the Day Center. Also runs a Summer Weekend Lunch Program that delivers meals directly to individuals in public spaces such as train stations and wooded areas.
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Community Event-Based Giving Programs 1 activity
- Coordinating donation and volunteer-driven support programsManages donation drives and coordinates volunteer efforts including meal provision, supply distribution, and annual events such as a coat drive that has collected over 11,000 coats. Oversees logistics for donations of clothing, hygiene items, and food at the Riverhead Day Center and organizes fundraising dinners and sleepovers.
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Comprehensive Community Service Hubs 1 activity
- Operating year-round Day Center for homeless individualsProvides a year-round day center on the East End of Long Island, offering case management, housing assistance, healthcare access, counseling, food, clothing, job training, educational opportunities, shower access, mail services, and computer use to support self-sufficiency and long-term stability. The center operates weekdays year-round and extends hours to weekends during winter months.
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Workforce Readiness Training 1 activity
- Providing supportive services for housing and employment stabilityOffers case management, housing assistance, job search support, resume writing, interview preparation, and educational programming—including GED preparation, financial management, and computer skills—to promote workforce readiness, sobriety, and permanent housing placement for homeless individuals.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$430K
Contributions & grants$356K83%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$4K1%
Other revenue$70K
expenses
Total expenses$512K
Program expenses75%
Admin / overhead18%
Fundraising7%
Salaries & benefits$323K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$439K
Cash$372K
Investments$0
Liabilities$-4K
Net assets$443K
Liquid reserves8.7 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -9.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DANIEL O'SHEA | Executive Dir. | 35 | $78K |
board members · 4
- Mary Anne Fusco — Secretary
- RUSSELL ROSE — Treasurer
- SARA BLUE — Chairman
- STEVEN HOGDEN — MEMBER
relationships · 88
Who they work with
- Advent Lutheran Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Mattituck, NY
- Assembly of God, Hampton Bays Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Hampton Bays, NY
- Axis, Port Jefferson Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Port Jefferson, NY
- BNB Bank Funder — Donor to the 2020 Virtual Benefit
- Beach United Methodist Church, Westhampton Beach Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Westhampton Beach, NY
- Bellport United Methodist Church Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Bellport, NY
- Blaze Church, Flanders Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Flanders, NY
- Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church Funder — Donor to the 2020 Virtual Benefit
- Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Bridgehampton, NY
- Bronze Supplies Sponsors Partner — Sponsors contributing $500 to support program supplies and guest expenses
- Calvary Baptist Church, Riverhead Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Riverhead, NY
- Capuchin Food Pantries Partner — Honored Mary Anne Fusco for her work supporting the less fortunate; affiliated with her coat drive efforts.
- Christ Episcopal Church, Sag Harbor Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Sag Harbor, NY
- Christ Our Savior Lutheran, Hampton Bays Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Hampton Bays, NY
- Church of Saint Agnes, Greenport Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Greenport, NY
- Church of the Harvest, Riverhead Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Riverhead, NY
- Church of the Holy Apostles Partner — Steve Hogden has served as consultant and project coordinator for its soup kitchen, indicating organizational alignment in serving vulnerable populations.
- Community Christian Fellowship, Mattituck Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Mattituck, NY
- East End Entertainment Partner — Contributed to the 2020 Benefit
- East Hampton Partner — Host site for the Emergency Winter Shelter Program
- East Hampton United Methodist Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in East Hampton, NY
- Electric Bricks Digital Marketing Partner — Contributed to the 2020 Benefit
- Episcopal Church of The Redeemer, Mattituck Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Mattituck, NY
- First Baptist Church of Riverhead Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Riverhead, NY
- First Presbyterian Church of East Hampton Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in East Hampton, NY
- First Presbyterian Church of Southampton Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Southampton, NY
- First Presbyterian Church of Southold Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Southold, NY
- First United Methodist Church of East Hampton Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in East Hampton, NY
- Gold Media Sponsors Partner — Media partners contributing $3,000 to cover media and promotional costs
- Grace Lutheran Church, Mastic Beach Partner — Participating house of worship supporting Maureen's Haven homeless outreach services in Mastic Beach, NY
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strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Case Management for Personalized Pathwaysmethodology: case_managementBy using case management to connect guests with resources, benefits, and mental health services, the organization supports progress toward self-sufficiency because individualized guidance helps navigate complex systems and sustain long-term goals.
- Community-Partnered Wraparound Modelmethodology: wraparound_services_modelBy delivering integrated services through a network of community and faith-based partners, the organization expands access to shelter, meals, health consultations, addiction support, and life skills training because decentralized, collaborative delivery meets people where they are and addresses multiple barriers simultaneously.
- Dignity-Centered Service Deliverymethodology: dignity-centered_careBy affirming human dignity and treating individuals with respect, empathy, and compassion, the organization increases engagement and well-being because feeling valued restores agency and trust in services.
- Integrated Housing and Recovery Supportmethodology: integrated_housing_and_recovery_supportBy combining housing support with sobriety maintenance services, the organization promotes long-term stability and recovery because stable housing and addiction recovery are mutually reinforcing conditions.