Open Door - Lubbock, Texas

Deanna H.

Debra is amazing 👏. I was living at salvation army and open door was a place with food and friends.
Shower if you need it. Watch a movie if you want. Saw the Dr when I was sick.

They don't judge you and your situation. Only show care.
They have a bus that takes you to get social security card. Bus next day after that takes you to get ID.

Laura N.

They assisted in helping get my id and were so helpful. They are a wonderful group of individuals. God bless them for the services they provide.

Willie P.

I just want say I been there I walk in the shoes of being homeless I sitt in those chairs a many of day but I put my trust in God and now am on the rebound of putting my life on track to be productive every day. Chase am coming to tell my story how God lifted me.

Jonathan S.

So much love and family ship here. Wonderful employees and help.

Becky R.

The staff is nice. I just wished they would have offered help. I was in a confused state, leaving a abusive house and just didn't ask the right questions. Seemed if I didn't know what I needed I wouldn't get offered help. Doesn't help I work full time, my income after taxes gets my bills paid but no gas for car, food. Just can't depend on help. I feel it's because I'm working. Not depending on people's taxes to pay my way. Either have to be homeless or not anything to get help.

Roy S.

The Open Door Experience

Open Door professes to be about relationships, trust, and belonging. However, this applies only when you completely buy into their cult-like community. The leadership at Open Door fosters an environment of nepotism. For example, many spouses and favored college friends are given favoritism and preference over other extremely qualified candidates. I have never seen such toxic, unprofessional, and pretentious leadership. The level of exploitation of the homeless population is sickening. I write this to help not only future employees but to provide some insight for the CEO. They treat employees like they are kids and force group-like therapy upon all staff members. This organization has serious trust issues.

Furthermore, upper management encourages employees to call and pretend to be clients and disclose their information to other local agency's. This illustrates the Open Door expectation and/or experience. Open Door leadership has lead employees into thinking they are a flexible organization. However, that is clearly a lie. This company is trash. Don’t waste your time.

Jason J.

I wanna pray that the Lord put a Hedge of protection over your ministry and Organization and all of its church members who are and always will be a blessing to God's people.

Jesus M.

I go there all the time and I like it. The staff is helpful and the people there are helpful too. I guess it just depends on you because The staff has always been nice to me And I Thank them for that they serving breakfast is in the morning It beening pancakes or oatmeal and they give you coffee if you never been homeless don't come here with a Negative attitude and don't judge if you don't know how it is to be homeless some people come in already judging individuals by wat they do or act because one thing I can say about Open Door they do help you but you also got to make the effort but Open Door is very helpful and knowledgeable on helping you so don't come to my church talking this and that if you don't know