130 Stories. 130 Years.
Honoring 130 voices, victories, and legacies that continue to shape our mission- past, present, and future.
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Quick Critt Bit: In 1882, Charles Crittenton's daughter, Florence, was stricken with scarlet fever and, unfortunately, passed away. Mr. Crittenton vowed to help women and children experiencing homelessness and personal crisis with no other place to go.
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Quick Critt Bit: In 1894 Dr. Agnes Eichelberger and Police Matron Thurston began organizing a home for homeless children in Sioux City.