Every mother deserves a safe place to call home. At Sisters Haven, we provide more than shelter- we offer hope, community, and a foundation for a brighter future.
motherhood is a journey and every journey matters
Our Mission: Supporting Mothers, Building Families, Developing Community, and Upholding Love
Sisters Haven exists because hundreds of people chose to say yes.
From construction and trades to furnishings, design, funding, and countless volunteer hours, this home was built by a community that believed mothers and babies deserve a safe place to land. We are deeply grateful for every heart, every hand, and every gift that helped turn a once-empty house into a living, hope-filled home.
More of a home
because of YOU!
The evening may be over, but its impact continues: at a Hey Mama! gathering, around the table in our residential home, and through the relationships mothers carry into their next chapter.
To our More Than a Home sponsors: thank you for seeing what Sisters Haven can be for a family—and helping us make it real.
Some people have said they sent the check or that it's transferring from other accounts. I may add sponsors once we receive the checks and know their sponsor level.
With gratitude to our 2026 event sponsors
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Join Us
Be part of this life-changing mission. Your support—through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word—provides hope and stability for mothers and babies in need.
“Sadly, there are too few housing options for pregnant women experiencing homelessness in our community. The arrival of Sisters Haven will be a life-saving option for pregnant women who are sleeping on the streets of Cleveland. Having a therapeutic caring space on the west side of Cleveland to offer women will make us one step closer to ending homelessness and more importantly, It will make all of us better at loving the people we encounter on the street.”
– Chris Knestrick, Executive Director of the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless