Grateful children and grandchildren are honoring Mom while others are remembering special people in their lives while helping those in need this Mother's Day.

And, thanks to a generous matching gift from Brad and Janet Mersereau, each gift in memory or in honor of a special person made through Mother's Day, will be doubled.

Gifts to this special Mother's Day appeal provide mental health counseling and emergency social services including food to those in need.

CLICK HERE for a list of Moms and other special people being remembered this Mother's Day.

Reductions preserve commitment to mission

In response to reductions in income and its financial reserves William Temple House has made staffing reductions effective April 15, 2009. These cuts, while painful, ensure that the 44-year-old mental health counseling and social services agency will fulfill its mission and meet the needs of the working poor in Portland long into the future.  LEARN MORE

Volunteer Opportunities

William Temple House offers volunteer opportunities to those committed to serving others with respect and dignity. Whether you’re a student, an individual seeking experience, or a retired professional who wants to remain active, your talents and passions can help serve the working poor in the Greater Portland area.   LEARN MORE

Mackenzie House still on market

Mackenzie House and Abbott Hall, the headquarters of William Temple House, remains on the market. In June 2007 the agency's Board of Directors authorized the sale of the building. Board members believe that the decision allows William Temple House to fulfill its primary mission of serving the community with counseling and social services and protects the financial stability of the agency.   LEARN MORE