Huckleberry House’s Sleep Out is more than just a night outside. It is a powerful movement that brings our community together for young people facing homelessness.
Each year, individuals and teams come together to raise awareness and critical funds to support young people navigating housing instability in our community. Participants spend the night outside to better understand the challenges youth face when they lack a safe place to call home.
Sleep Out reminds us that no young person should face homelessness alone. When we come together, we become part of the support system that helps young people find safety, stability, and hope.
Every dollar raised helps provide shelter, resources, and support
to young people as they work toward stability and independence.
📅 Date | Friday, May 29, 2026
📍 Location | First Congregational Church
444 E Broad St
Columbus, OH 43215
🕕 Time | From Friday at 6pm until Saturday at 8am
Here is a tentative timeline:
Friday, May 29
Sleep Out is a mission-focused event that combines education, reflection, and action. The night includes:
🎥 Hear from Matt Barnes, NBC 4 Today Co-Anchor, about what Sleep Out is all about by visiting our video gallery! (Note: this video is from last year's event. We have a different location and timeline - however, the flow of the event will remain the same.)
Mark your calendars with these important dates:
We are community. Together, we show young people that they are not alone. Together, we create pathways to safety, stability, and brighter futures.