GUEST House of Hope

12/04/2025

11/27/2025

09/23/2025

Since 2021, GUEST House of Hope has been committed to providing safe and adequate shelter to women. At GUEST House of Hope, residents are provided with basic needs such as food, clothing, menstrual healthcare, personal hygiene items and resources for social support.​
​Our mission is to create an environment of independence, stability & safety for all residents as they prepare for the transition to more permanent living arrangements. Located in McComb, MS, GUEST House of Hope is a transitional shelter that currently offers 3 bedrooms complete with bedding, 3 bathrooms, laundry amenities, kitchen and common area, and can accommodate up to 6 residents at a time. Our amenities also include a security system and Wi-fi access.
The expenses incurred when operating a shelter can be very expensive. Utilities, staff, stipends, lawn care and miscellaneous costs currently add up to approximately $2,000 per month. GUEST House of Hope primarily operates through cash donations, although we do accept donated items from businesses and individual donors that allow us to keep our organization operating. Items often donated include appliances, food, dishes & utensils to stock and furnish our kitchen; paper products, trash bags & laundry detergent; and items to be used for personal use, such as clothing, bedding, toiletries and menstrual care products. In addition, organizations and churches provide hot meals on regular occasions.
Due to lack of storage space, donors who wish to contribute are encouraged to contact GUEST House of Hope about current needs.
Thank you for supporting GUEST House of Hope.
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Monetary donations can be sent to:
GUEST House of Hope
P.O. Box 1827
McComb, MS 39649

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09/22/2025

We are seeking women singers/ musicians and bands fronted by and/or primarily composed of women in Americana and Blues from Mississippi & Louisiana to perform at an upcoming concert benefit in Osyka, MS. This event is projected to occur in October but there will also be other opportunities to perform at future benefits. Proceeds of the benefit will go back to the shelter to ensure we can continue to meet the needs of women experiencing homelessness in our communities. If you are interested in performing, please follow the link below and fill out our quick questionnaire. Thanks for supporting GUEST House of Hope.

Thank you for your interest in supporting GUEST House of Hope. All proceeds from our concert benefit will support women in our local area that are experiencing homelessness.

09/11/2025

To ensure the safety of our residents and our facility, we ask that all visitors and service providers schedule ahead of time with our director so that someone can be on premise to accommodate you. To schedule a visit to our facility, please call 601-551-3215, Monday - Friday. Thank you.

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09/09/2025

We are saddened to hear of Ms. Louise's passing. She was a major benefactor to the shelter. For five years, she saw to it that we had all the paper products we needed. It was A Lot. Her encouragement and support will be missed, immensely. Peace and comfort to her family and friends.

Louise Dale Enochs ne Louise Dale Amos was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on November 23, 1936, the daughter of Corinne Voorhies Amos and Ralph Wayne Amos. Her parents divorced when she was young, and her mother later remarried Warren Maxwell Smith, Pops, who raised Louise and her siblings as

09/05/2025

Since 2021, GUEST House of Hope has been committed to providing safe and adequate shelter to women. At GUEST House of Hope, residents are provided with basic needs such as food, clothing, menstrual healthcare, personal hygiene items and resources for social support.​
​Our mission is to create an environment of independence, stability & safety for all residents as they prepare for the transition to more permanent living arrangements. Located in McComb, MS, GUEST House of Hope is a transitional shelter that currently offers 3 bedrooms complete with bedding, 3 bathrooms, laundry amenities, kitchen and common area, and can accommodate up to 6 residents at a time. Our amenities also include a security system and Wi-fi access.
The expenses incurred when operating a shelter can be very expensive. Utilities, staff, stipends, lawn care and miscellaneous costs currently add up to approximately $2,000 per month. GUEST House of Hope primarily operates through cash donations, although we do accept donated items from businesses and individual donors that allow us to keep our organization operating. Items often donated include appliances, food, dishes & utensils to stock and furnish our kitchen; paper products, trash bags & laundry detergent; and items to be used for personal use, such as clothing, bedding, toiletries and menstrual care products. In addition, organizations and churches provide hot meals on regular occasions.
Due to lack of storage space, donors who wish to contribute are encouraged to contact GUEST House of Hope about current needs.
​
Monetary donations can be sent to:
GUEST House of Hope
P.O. Box 1827
McComb, MS 39649

Send a message to learn more

09/05/2025

We are seeking women singers/ musicians and bands fronted by and/or primarily composed of women in Americana and Blues from Mississippi & Louisiana to perform at an upcoming concert benefit in Osyka, MS. This event is projected to occur in October but there will also be other opportunities to perform at future benefits. Proceeds of the benefit will go back to the shelter to ensure we can continue to meet the needs of women experiencing homelessness in our communities. If you are interested in performing, please follow the link below and fill out our quick questionnaire. Thanks for supporting GUEST House of Hope.

Thank you for your interest in supporting GUEST House of Hope. All proceeds from our concert benefit will support women in our local area that are experiencing homelessness.

05/11/2025

75 years of being a mother! Happy Mother's Day! Emma Stewart Co-founder [email protected]

04/30/2025

Friends of Kris planted a tree at the shelter in her memory. The Lord bless you and keep you...