The homeless shelter at One80 Place serves lunch every day at noon in the community kitchen. In fact, it's the only meal available to anyone who walks into the building, not just kids or those staying overnight at the shelter.

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One80 Place has received numerous questions following the news articles about area tent communities being disbanded on Monday and Tuesday, March 16 and 17, 2015. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.

The giving season is upon us and we're getting lots of calls from people wanting to help! At One80 Place, we provide shelter and supportive services to more than 1,600 people every year. The need is great, and continues throughout the year.

Check out the article in the Nov. 23 Post & Courier, written by Jennifer Berry Hawes about a few of the guests currently staying at One80 Place. The article details the struggles and hopes of three current guests and how they are finding hope at One80 Place.

Thirty years ago it was an unusually cold winter in Charleston, and community leaders noticed an increase in the number of people seeking shelter in public buildings. Business, civic, religious and political leaders came together to create an organization that would help people struggling with homelessness get back on their feet.