The Lucille and Leo Caiafa, Jr. Center for Advancement is an outreach ministry of Sharing Hope Ministry. We provide emergency food, clothing, and hygiene items for women that have been released from prison or jail. We also provide additional support by offering classes, recovery groups, and contact information for other local agencies women can turn to in a crisis situation. It is our hope that through education and service to these women that we can help them break the chains of incarceration, addiction, abuse and instead learn to live healthy, productive and Godly lives.
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Take ADVANTAGE of this opportunity to restock your cabinets and focus on paying for another need. ​
Any month that has 5 weeks in it we will have a 5th week pantry.
Who this pantry project serves: graduates of Patsy's Place, former residents of Patsy's Place, any local post offending woman.
We will only be able to serve 25, it is a first come first serve basis. Please click the button above to sign up for the upcoming pantry date

Are you a post- offending or at-risk woman looking for help?

Whether you were just released or if you have been out for a while and find yourself in a crisis situation, we are here to help YOU!

Please call us at 806-358-7803 if you are in need of emergency food, clothing, or hygiene items.

We also have classes and recovery groups available for you to attend. Please check the calendar below to see any classes or groups that are coming up for you to check out!

What The Lucille and leo caiafa, jr Center of advancement offers:

  • 12 person computer lab
  • An educational room for classes
  • Counseling rooms for women to meet with mentors, financial coaches, and family
  • Large training/meeting room
  • Food pantry & clothing closet

Volunteer opportunities for The Lucille and Leo Caiafa, jr. Center for Advancement

  • Teachers for seminar classes
  • Help with the food pantry & clothing closet
  • Computer Monitor
  • Office volunteer

"I don't have the time to volunteer, how else can I help?"

You can help by donating basic needs supplies.  Most recently released women are left with only the clothes on their back. By providing basic clothing, food, and hygiene items we are able to ease some worry so they can focus on their next steps to stability.