1 Peter 4:10,
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
We’re built on two core focus areas:
• Emergency Services Support – Crisis Intervention
Every day, our First Responders, Hospitals, and Detention Center face intense, complex situations—often with limited time and resources. That’s where Project 410 steps in.
We provide “boots on-the-ground support” to help meet urgent needs in situations involving:
• Homelessness/Houselessness
• Addiction & Recovery Support
• Mental Health Struggles
• Crisis Response & De-escalation
We also meet real-time needs in support of these services providing emergency food, essential supplies, hygiene bags and a compassionate presence to support and care for those in crisis.
When Emergency Services faces a situation or need, they simply make a referral to our ministry, so that we can connect the need to established partners!
• Community Assistance & Project Coordination
Project 410 acts as a central hub for receiving, reviewing, and mobilizing project requests and real-time needs across our community.
Here’s how it works:
As needs arise and our shared with us, we vet and share them with a network of churches, businesses, and individuals who’ve committed to step up and help meet needs in our community.
When it comes to serving, the opportunities are endless! Whether it’s donating household items, covering a utility bill, providing services, or simply offering prayer—there’s a place for everyone to get involved - just join in on our notification list!
Together, we can unite our resources and compassion to meet needs, lift burdens, and restore hope. We believe lasting change happens when the community comes together—and we’re the bridge that makes it possible.
• Looking Ahead – Building a Strong Future
There are so many ongoing needs in our community—barriers like employment, transportation, housing, food insecurity, and access to healthcare.
Project 410 is committed to tackling these step-by-step, day-by-day, laying a foundation that’s both strong and sustainable.
We welcome your prayers, appreciate your support, and invite your partnership as we grow and serve together.
A Note From The Heart
The focus areas of Project 410 are deeply rooted in real-life experience—lessons learned during my time leading with Hometown Connect. As their nonprofit steps back from direct service, we feel called to step forward.
Project 410 was born out of that same heart to serve—but with a refined, more specialized approach. Our goal isn’t to replace, but to honor what’s been built and continue meeting urgent needs with clarity, compassion, and community collaboration.
- Daniel T. Cook, Founder & President of Project 410
