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Community Service Alliance
Community Service Alliance works with people in transition
in the areas of training, jobs and housing.

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The John T. Jacobus Charity Classic golf outing benefits Community Service Alliance

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The Classic is played on 09/15/2008.

The charity outing commemorates John T. Jacobus, one of Community Service Alliance's founding members who passed away in 2007. A dear friend and family member of many involved with CSA, John was instrumental in the initial planning, development and implementation of our organization. John's legacy lives on as CSA continues to utilize the financial strategies he established to set funds aside for building repairs and upgrades.

We encourage you to consider a corporate sponsorship for this worthwhile event, and look forward to seeing you at Lakewood Country Club on September 15th.

Bob Mathews Moves Into His Own Apartment

Congratulations to Bob!!  Bob Mathews, our third resident at Procop House who came to Procop House 2 years ago; just moved into his own apartment at Joe Gallo's apartment complex on the near Westside.  Bob joins Paul McGowen, Jerome Dozier, Anthony Sanders and Joe Harris who are all CSA clients from years passed. 
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Relationships That Make a Difference

From a convent to low-rent housing.

Procop House:

Located at 4001 Trent Avenue, Procop House is the first location converted from a former convent into low-rent housing for individuals transitioning out of homelessness.


St. Procop Lobby

A hallway at St. Procop

Procop House has apartments for 22 men.

Some of the components of this innovative transition are:
  • A thorough screening process over a period of time, coordinated with a rigorous preparation for service in the community.
  • Alumni driven follow-up support includes weekly house meetings, monthly review sessions and annual retreats.
  • Pay-to-Stay sponsor match for residents
  • Weekly service commitment required

Philosophy and House Rules of Procop House:

  • Take care of yourself
  • Take care of each other
  • Take care of this place

At St. Procop