Jackson
House
In 195, Reverend Harry Woodall had an aspiration of creating a place where those in crisis could find comfort, support, and hope. Guided by his vision, he established a crisis intervention center offering short-term emergency assistance to those in greatest need.
Honoring the spirit of service, he named it the Eleanor Klugh Jackson House, in memory of a dedicated local volunteer who deeply touched the community. Today, more than 50 years later, Jackson House continues to embody Reverend Woodall’s legacy, providing compassionate care and support to those who need it most.
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