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Transitional Housing of Steele County

c/o Community Pathways

155 Oakdale Street
Owatonna, MN 55060

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Transitional Housing is only able to accept financial donations at this time.

Any clothing, furniture, toys, household supplies can be donated to Community Pathways. We direct our clients to these resources to help with their furnishing needs.

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Please join us in making a contribution to Transitional Housing. Your gift matters. When you give to Transitional Housing, you allow families the chance to become safely housed and to become self-sufficient. You make a difference for people from all walks of life, people with families, people with disabilities, people who are working, but struggling to make ends meet. Your support can help ensure that we never have to say "no" to a qualified family again. Together, we can end homelessness in Steele County.

Transitional Housing of Steele County is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Tax ID number: 41-1946337

JoAnne Havelka Estate Grants $30,000 to Transitional Housing of Steele County

Pictured left to right are Julie Anderson, Executive Director of Transitional Housing of Steele County, John Havelka, Craig Havelka and Kristy Thiel, President, Transitional Housing of Steele County Board of Directors.

Julie Anderson, Executive Director of Transitional Housing of Steele County, stated, “I cannot emphasize enough what a difference this gift will make for people who are experiencing homelessness or facing eviction. Many are working but struggling to pay rent. Rents continue to rise. This gift could not have come at a better time. We are deeply grateful to the Havelka family and to the memory of Mrs. JoAnne Havelka, who dedicated her life to public service.”

JoAnne Havelka, who passed away in 2025, dedicated her life to her family and to public service. She was a social worker for Catholic Charities of Winona-Rochester Diocese, Steele County Social Services, and Child Study Center, and was a Guardian ad Litem in Steele County.