A place to stay
Transitional and supportive housing for veterans, families and individuals who have lost their footing — with a path toward permanent, independent housing.
Housing & Support · North Texas
Marjorie Pierre Mission is a Texas nonprofit corporation working across Dallas–Fort Worth to move veterans, families and individuals out of homelessness and financial hardship — and to keep them out, with housing, counseling, education and a way to get where they need to go.
What we do
Housing alone rarely holds. Our charter commits us to the supports that make housing stick — so we work all four at once.
Transitional and supportive housing for veterans, families and individuals who have lost their footing — with a path toward permanent, independent housing.
Access to therapeutic and supportive services, because the reasons people lose housing rarely stay behind when the housing is found.
Educational opportunities and training that build toward employment, stability and genuine self-sufficiency.
Transportation assistance for the appointments, interviews and court dates that decide whether everything else works.
Who we serve
Men and women who served, now facing homelessness, housing instability, or the gap between discharge and what comes next.
Households with children, doubled up, in a car, or one missed payment from the street.
Adults experiencing homelessness or financial hardship who need a bridge, not a lecture.
Anyone in a life transition — medical, legal, employment, family — where stable housing is the thing that breaks first.
Get help
If you are a veteran in immediate crisis, call 988 and press 1, any hour of the day. For homeless veteran assistance nationwide, the VA operates 877-424-3838 around the clock.
Dallas–Fort Worth and the surrounding North Texas counties.
Support the work
Every dollar goes toward housing, counseling, education and transportation for people in North Texas who have run out of other options.
Marjorie Pierre Mission INC is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. No goods or services are provided in exchange for contributions.
About us
Marjorie Pierre raised thirteen children and brought nine of them with her to the United States. Getting established in New York took the help of other people, and she spent the rest of her life paying it back — running two soup kitchens, and well into her eighties still splitting each year between Trinidad and the States so she could keep showing up in both.
The organization carries her name because the work is hers: meet people at the moment they need a hand, and expect them to be standing on their own before long.
Contact
Marjorie Pierre Mission INC
4514 Roberts Ave
Dallas, TX 75215