Each year, The Cathedral Center hosts Pathway Home, a Celebration of Ending Homelessness, our signature fundraising event. We are excited to celebrate in person this year on Wednesday, July 24th.

Join us at Pathway Home for an evening of:
- Silent Auctions
- Wine Pull
- 50/50 Raffle
- Live Music by Bill Bonifas & Friends
- A Special Program

Please purchase your tickets and join us in celebrating the pursuit of ending homelessness by enjoying a lovely evening with friends and fellow supporters. Proceeds from the event support The Cathedral Center's services that clients and guests utilize to heal and achieve their goals.

Emcee:

Cyreia Sandlin | WISN 12 News Anchor

2024 Pathway Home Honorees:

Jeanette Dvorak | 2024 Woman of the Word Honoree

We are excited to honor Jeanette Dvorak as the Woman of the Word. Recipients of this award match their words with actions and inspire others to do the same. Jeanette is the owner of Mainstream Boutique and Access Boutique in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, where Glitz & Glam has been hosted for the past 10 years in support of our Employment Services Program. Jeanette empowers women in our community through her passionate business approach and continues to make a positive impact as an influential female leader.

Shamill Goodwin | 2024 Inspire Awardee

We are excited to share a story of personal strength during our event! Please join us to be inspired by a client who has grown through our services.

Thank You to Our Sponsors:

Presenting Sponsor

The Bedore Family Peter Geisert Elizabeth & Thomas Sellars

Social Change Sponsor

Safety Net Sponsor

Pat & Julie Hickey

Women's Independence Sponsor

Patti & John Dew Julia & Patrick Fennelly Mike & Julie Graverson Bill Klingsporn

Steve & Kathy Kuhn Lori & Eric Lorenz Dave & Hyndie Steck Judy Van Handel

Client Transformation Sponsor

Dan & Jan McCarthy Jack & Mary Sullivan Pat Vicenzi & Jon Strawbridge Drew & Jackie Glaubke

About The Cathedral Center:

The Cathedral Center's mission is to provide a safe environment for women and families while working to end homelessness, one life at a time. Located in downtown Milwaukee, The Cathedral Center operates across three nearby locations, offering a safe haven for vulnerable individuals to heal and progress. It originated from a collaborative effort in the mid-1990s to address the lack of emergency shelter beds for women and families with children, starting as an overflow shelter in local churches before incorporating as a nonprofit in 2002. The center has expanded its services, including comprehensive case management, employment programs, and support for children and youth. Our Flexible Housing model, developed in partnership with Friendship House, provides emergency housing for longer durations and tailors support to individuals' needs, aiming to facilitate independent living. Currently, The Cathedral Center accommodates up to 16 families and 32 women each night across its locations, actively assisting over 25 women and 40-50 families in their Housing and Community services program.

2024 Pathway Home

A Celebration of Ending Homelessness