Halcyon Place

Halcyon Place is a long-term, independent living, residential program for homeless single adults who are disabled (mental illness, chemical dependency, HIV/AIDS), providing housing, transportation services, life-skills training, plus intensive on-site support.

Focused on community re-integration and mental health needs, Halcyon Place — a collaborative effort with the County of Sacramento — has 22 beds at its non-locked, voluntary facility.

Juanita Daniel, program director
916.736.6727

Macy's helps Halcyon residents make merry

Macy’s Galleria at Roseville Partners in Time bring comfort, joy to Halcyon Place

Macy’s Galleria at Roseville Partners in Time
included Charlie Brenner, Toni Chronicle, Tim Collins, Stephanie Foster, Jeff Richardson and Carissa Ward.

Partners in Time Macy’s Galleria at Roseville

Store manager and vice president Jeff Richardson and the Macy's Galleria at Roseville Partners in Time – including Tim Collins, Charlie Brenner, Stephanie Foster, Toni Chronicle and Carissa Ward – did a fair impression of Santa Claus and his elves when they came to Halcyon Place Dec. 21, 2007.

The Roseville store’s employee volunteers made a noontime gift run with armfuls of wrapped delights for the residents of the permanent supportive housing facility.

Now in its 19th year, Macy's Partners in Time has donated 1.3 million hours in community service nationwide.

In 2006, 67,000 employees, families and friends volunteered more than 130,000 hours to complete 2,200 Partners in Time projects on behalf of nonprofit organizations like Volunteers of America.