THANK YOU to the more than 100 people who came to the volunteer meeting!!!
Hampton House is a community organization in Reno, Nevada that led the charge to ensure women and families had somewhere to go in Reno, Sparks, and Washoe County. The county run shelters are full, so Lily Baran coordinated downtown churches on a rotating schedule to host women and families in need of emergency winter shelter.
Donate or join a mailing list: Hampton House Garden
In October of 2020, they launched Hampton House Garden Project under the guidance of Native people, community organizers, local farmers, and willing Renites from all walks of life.
Good Neighbors Warming Center in Downtown Churches
- Nov 11, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026
- View the Warming Calendar: Where/When
- Email GoodNeighborsReno@gmail.com for more information
- Download the 2024-2025 financials and services report: PDF
- Email Mailing List: Required Training
- Signup for Shifts HERE
- Quick note on supply donations: Most of us are volunteers, and we don't have a warehouse so it may take us a bit longer to respond to supply donation offers. We appreciate your kindness and will do our bests to share what is needed and work out the logistics with you.
Free Breakfast & Homework Club
- Club Flyer PDF
- Every Weekday, 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
- Email HamptonHouseGarden@gmail.com for more information
Follow on Instagram: hamptonhousegarden
MISSION: The Hampton House Garden Project, launched in 2020 in Reno, Nevada, strives to foster a strong community and advance Black and Indigenous Food Justice in a local "food desert." It was initiated by Lily Baran and her son Oliver.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT: support from the community and various organizations like Black Community Collective, Reno Food Systems, and the Holland Project. Mutual-aid groups individuals and businesses such as the Great-Basin Co-op, Beloveds, Perenn Bakery also support Hampton House Garden Project. The mutual aid project is named after Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party. Hampton believed that horizontal organization, inclusive of all demographics, was the only way to unify movements toward collective liberation.
Located on Elko Avenue, we are a multi-generational space that hosts a community garden, a refrigerated food and resource pantry, a food recovery compost and processing facility, a harm reduction and reproductive care supply hub, and an organizing creative space and venue. We believe that through mutual aid, community care, and direct action, we can achieve liberation for all.
Fiscal Sponsorship by The Black Community Collective
🫖 Contribute toward program and staffing costs