Community Shelter Board considers itself a partner and collaborator with Franklin County in the shared work to end homelessness, receiving an additional $2.5 million investment from the County.
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Thank you, Commissioners John O'Grady, Kevin Boyce, and Erica Crawley for your continued leadership and partnership in our shared work to end homelessness. CSB considers…
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Community Shelter Board
Leading the coordinated response to homelessness in Franklin County and the Central Ohio region.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Columbus, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Community Shelter Board
Community Shelter Board leads the coordinated response to homelessness in Franklin County and the Central Ohio region. CSB is the collective impact organization driving strategy, accountability, collaboration, and resources to achieve the best outcomes for people facing homelessness in Franklin County and the Central Ohio region. We bring together 16 different agencies across the community to work together as a cohesive system for change. This network serves people in our community with homelessness prevention, shelter, street outreach, rapid re-housing, and permanent supportive housing programs.
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Operations & Supply
Community Shelter Board closed its office today and will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, September 8.
Presence & Recognition
Community Shelter Board is extending the nomination deadline for the 2027 CSB Founder Awards to September 21.
Research & Knowledge
Community Shelter Board published the 2026 Point-in-Time Count, which shows youth homelessness declined across every major category measured, including unaccompanied youth ages 18–24, parenting teens, and unaccompanied youth under 18.
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