Dorothy Day House of
TO PROVIDE A HOME OF WELCOME HOSPITALITY AND SUPPORT SERVICES OF VARIOUS TYPES TO INDIVIDUALS OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME WITH NO SOURCE OF SUPPORT BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE STATE OF OHIO. TO PROVIDE A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION AND PRAYER CENTER WHERE INDIVIDUALS CAN GATHER AND LEARN, REFLECT, AND ACT REGARDING JUSTICE AND PEACE. ALSO, TO ACQUIRE, RECEIVE, PURCHASE, OWN, LEASE, OPERATE, MANAGE, OR OTHERWISE DEAL IN ANY AND ALL INTERESTS IN REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, TANGIBLE OR INTANGIBLE, INCLUDING ANY SUCH PROPERTY THAT MAY BE GIVEN, DEVISED, BEQUEATHED, OR OTHERWISE CONVEYED OR TRANSFERRED TO THE ORGANIZATION. TO DO ALL THINGS NECESSARY AND INCIDENTAL TO CARRY OUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED AND FOREGOING PURPOSES.
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