Who We Are
Gateway Housing Service Project is a faith-based ministry, open to all people, to inspire hope and provide service through volunteer minor home repair in the St. Louis metropolitan area while fostering servant hearts in St. Louis youth and adults.
We work with fire departments, rehabilitation facilities, and other agencies to identify and prioritize families or individuals in immediate need of ramps, grab bars, and other minor but vital home modifications.
The GHSP goal is to help our neighbors to have adequate and accessible housing and to live in homes without barriers. We make homes accessible. Vital home repair is provided by local youth and adults seeking to serve others through the faith-based ministry. GHSP provides meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals, teams, companies, groups, and families of all ages. Homeowners and volunteers connect through these projects.
GHSP partners with local agencies to identify and prioritize families or individuals in immediate need of vital home repairs, modifications, or accessibility.
We also collaborate with corporations and local businesses to provide supplies and volunteers.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
our impact
families served
linear feet of ramp built
volunteers to date
volunteers to date
linear feet of ramp built
volunteers to date
linear feet of ramp built
linear feet of ramp built
linear feet of ramp built
Testimonials
"These are wonderful people. We were looking for someone who could help our daughter Esme who is in a wheelchair. The social worker at Ranken Jordan gave us the name of GHSP, and they have made her bathroom accessible for her. Thank you, GHSP!" (Translated from Spanish)
"Thanks and love to GHSP and everyone who helped and made this possible. I pray this ministry will be able to continue helping those that need it. It is truly a blessing. I try and thank God every time I roll up and down that ramp. Being able to go into my house by myself is an answered prayer."
Our Board
DARRYL STANFIELD
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
DARRYL STANFIELD
Darryl enjoys the outdoors and time with family and friends. His inspiration for starting the Gateway Housing Service Project came from volunteering with the Appalachia Service Project. Joining with others to help those in the community around him has become a passion. He enjoys meeting new people and listening to the story of their jour
Darryl enjoys the outdoors and time with family and friends. His inspiration for starting the Gateway Housing Service Project came from volunteering with the Appalachia Service Project. Joining with others to help those in the community around him has become a passion. He enjoys meeting new people and listening to the story of their journey. Darryl feels blessed to be working with a wonderful group of talented individuals.
Beth Daniels
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
DARRYL STANFIELD
Beth makes it her personal mission to create opportunities for youth to experience the joys of service. She initiated the Appalachia Service Project Mission trip for the youth and adults of her church and has been coordinating an annual trip for the past 5 years. Beth assisted Darryl Stanfield in establishing Gateway Housing Service Pr
Beth makes it her personal mission to create opportunities for youth to experience the joys of service. She initiated the Appalachia Service Project Mission trip for the youth and adults of her church and has been coordinating an annual trip for the past 5 years. Beth assisted Darryl Stanfield in establishing Gateway Housing Service Project as a local outreach opportunity. Her goal is to create mission/service opportunities for area youth so they can experience the joys of service that will hopefully foster a servant heart and a lifelong commitment to service.
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
Sarah is passionate about her work, not only working in hospital rehabilitation facilities but also in her own private practice, developing community programs, and supported living for persons with traumatic brain injuries of all ages. Sarah has volunteered with the Missouri Brain Injury Association to drive legislation and advocacy and
Sarah is passionate about her work, not only working in hospital rehabilitation facilities but also in her own private practice, developing community programs, and supported living for persons with traumatic brain injuries of all ages. Sarah has volunteered with the Missouri Brain Injury Association to drive legislation and advocacy and conducting the pediatric support group. She has also served the St. Louis Archdiocese Council on Disabilities. Sarah has been involved with acute rehabilitation management, long term care administration, and directing therapy services operations within the St. Louis marketplace. Sarah is a CARF surveyor and is the Director of Accreditation Management, creating processes and preparation for quality accreditations in rehabilitation hospitals around the country toward becoming high reliability organizations. Sarah is thrilled to be part of the mission work of GHSP, fostering neighbors helping neighbors toward greater involvement within our own community.
STEVE MOORE
STEVE MOORE
SARAH BALL, OTR, MIB
Steve is currently a construction superintendent for a large General Contractor in St. Louis and is nearing retirement. Wanting to stay active upon retiring and the desire to help people; he saw the opportunity to give back to the community using some of his carpenter craft skills and management experience. Steve was inspired by family and friends who volunteer for the Appalachia Service.
MAX SCOTT
STEVE MOORE
Tim Borroff
Max is a framing carpenter with a heart for giving back. He likes to share his time and knowledge to those who truly need a patch of good luck. Max’s passion for service was sparked after volunteering with Appalachia Service Project. He still can’t believe all this has lead him to be part of this awesome non-for-profit. You will see max o
Max is a framing carpenter with a heart for giving back. He likes to share his time and knowledge to those who truly need a patch of good luck. Max’s passion for service was sparked after volunteering with Appalachia Service Project. He still can’t believe all this has lead him to be part of this awesome non-for-profit. You will see max on the jobsite with a smile on his face and sweat on his brow.
Tim Borroff
STEVE MOORE
Tim Borroff
Tim is a graduate of Missouri Baptist
University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Psychology at Missouri Baptist. Tim also serves as men’s lacrosse coach at Eureka High School, Promo and Graduate Assistant Coach at Missouri Baptist. Tim will help GHSP connect with youth volunteers from area public and private lacrosse teams as well as help grow our referral relationships.
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