Community Service Alliance

You don't have to walk alone.
"For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." – Joshua 1:9

A sign we found hanging on a resident's door at Procop House with a powerful message. Gratitude lives in the little moments.

Yesterday morning, we joined St. Augustine Church for the blessing of the “Be Welcoming” sculpture in Tremont, sponsored by the Community West Foundation.

It was a beautiful celebration of faith, hospitality, and mission. Serving as a reminder to us to welcome all with dignity and love, and to see every person as valued and received as Christ among us.

CSA welcomes Tony Bango to our board of directors! An Air Force veteran, Tony has worked extensively in Cleveland’s community development sector, including his role with the City’s Housing Trust Fund. He now supports nonprofits at IFF, helping bring facility projects to life. Welcome aboard, Tony!

No one does this alone. That’s what community is all about.

We’re here to help with the things people need most. From guidance and stability to connection and hope.

Take what you need, and know you’re always welcome at CSA.

Community Service Alliance creates pathways to independence through housing, jobs, and faith, all built on a foundation of trust.

Freedom. Grace. Trust. Stewardship. Honor. Love.
The values that shape who we are and how we serve.

Our vision is simple: we work in the lives of men to help them Reconnect, Reengage, and Rebuild.

CSA was pleased to participate in a recent Community Listen & Learn session hosted by The Wholeness Project. It was a meaningful time for members of the Clark-Fulton community to connect with neighbors, share ideas, experiences, and hopes, and help shape how we can collectively support one another and our broader community.

Since 2005, CSA has empowered more than 3,700 men to reclaim independence and rebuild their lives.
We’ve helped fathers return home, brothers reconnect, and sons rediscover their purpose. Through the strength of community and the love of Christ, men are finding restoration, transformation, and a fresh start.

And the story isn’t finished yet.

Four houses, one mission. Procop House, Fulton House, Bill’s House, and Sandy’s House all provide caring, supportive housing for men committed to recovery. Our homes offer more than just a place to stay — they offer stability, accountability, brotherhood, and a path forward. Every door represents a second chance!