Help · Hope · Healing
A foundation
to thrive.
for our neighbors in Young County
We assist families and individuals in crisis with shelter, food, life-coaching, and benevolence — so they can become independent and self-sufficient.
“We provide the basic needs, both physical and emotional, so families and individuals can start building a good foundation to thrive.”
Our Programs
Three ways we serve.
Pantry · Mon, Tue, Thurs (1st & 3rd Sat)
The Food Pantry
hearty & wholesome
Providing reliable access to nutritious food and essential resources for individuals and families in need.
Shelter · 24/7
Harry’s House
for women & children
A safe, private, and secure shelter providing support and protection for women and children impacted by domestic violence.
Resale · Mon–Sat
The Nifty Thrifty
charitable re-sale
A welcoming retail space offering affordable, quality items while supporting our mission-driven programs.
Tax-deductible · 501(c)(3)
Where your donation goes.
We’re a small, local nonprofit dedicated to helping families in Young County achieve independence and self-sufficiency. When you donate, 100% of the profits go to support families and individuals recovering from crisis — natural disasters, house fires, domestic violence, homelessness, and hunger.
Your generosity helps stock the Food Pantry’s shelves, keeps Harry’s House a safe haven for women and children, and funds benevolence assistance with rent, utilities, and other essentials. Every gift stays right here in our community.
Bring monetary donations to the Crisis Center
office during office hours, or mail a check to:
Graham Crisis Center
601 Indiana St
Graham, TX 76450
Beyond a gift
More ways to give.
Prefer to give in another way? There are lots of ways to support your neighbors in Young County.
Shop our wish lists
Send exactly what’s needed straight to our door through our Amazon wish lists.
Donate goods
Drop off non-perishable food, gently used clothing, and household items during office hours.
Give your time
Volunteers keep our programs running. Sign up at the Crisis Center office, then read a handbook to get started.
Inside our doors
A look around.
Our building located on Indiana Street, houses the Food Pantry, the Nifty Thrifty, and the Crisis Center offices. A family all under one roof.
Meet the team
The faces you’ll see.
People behind the work.
Latest
News & events
How the Nifty Thrifty funded 14,000 meals
A look at how resale dollars become groceries on a neighbor's table.
Items most needed at Harry’s House this month
Pillows, twin bedding, school-age clothing. Drop off at the office.