If you are interested in joining a supportive, dedicated team in providing day to day support, care, and smiles to 64 individuals this is the job for you! Forget-Me-Not Manor is seeking a full-time staff person to work and support our residents. Forget-Me-Not Manor staff are dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, housing to residents. …
The Glory Hall is seeking a Community Support Specialist. The main focus of this position is to provide compassionate and kind service to all who come through our doors! The Glory Hall is Juneau’s foremost emergency shelter and our mission is to provide food, shelter, and compassion to those most in need. We are looking for an …
Thank you KTOO for coming by and highlighting the second year of our community garden. We are extremely grateful to our partners, patrons, volunteers, and staff who have made this space thrive, and we look forward to summer days full of veggies, flowers, and berries! Kelly Hunt organizing the garden crew and the garden in …
Please join us for Empty Bowls on April 23rd from 2pm to 4:30pm at The Glory Hall located at 8715 Teal St. This event supports The Glory Hall Emergency Shelter and Soup Kitchen. Join us, rain or shine and enjoy live music performed by local artists! Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at the …
This garden literally saved my life. It gave me something to believe in again. A purpose and a calling! I feel so privileged to have the chance to bring pride, peace, togetherness, and a spiritual connection to the garden and to each other. Only in a place that is constructed with love, for use by …
In July of 2022 Theater Alaska brought “Sisters of White Chapel: A Short but True Story” a play to our garden. Our patrons absolutely loved it and we would love to have future events in our garden space – if you are interested in performing or having an event here, please let us know!
The Glory Hall
8715 Teal St
Juneau, AK 99801
Forget-Me-Not Manor
1944 Allen Court
Juneau, AK 99801
Located on the land of the Áak'w Ḵwáan, TGH acknowledges their community and elders past and present and future generations who have been, and continue to be stewards of this land since time immemorial. TGH also acknowledges all indigenous people who have been displaced from their lands, cultures, and communities resulting in hardships including homelessness. TGH wants to honor all indigenous people and commit to learning, listening, and undoing harm along with our partners.
