One year after opening its doors, Transformation Park is already seeing lives changed through its efforts to help people experiencing homelessness. Jennifer Golston says the shelter gave her a second chance after she left Oklahoma to escape dangerous circumstances. Listen to her full story on ABC 7 Amarillo.

Homelessness is rising in Amarillo, and new data show more people are losing stable housing for the first time. The 2026 annual Point-in-Time count found 124 people were experiencing homelessness for the first time. The count also showed an overall increase in homelessness in the area, rising from 641 people last year to 728 this year. Watch the full segment on ABC 7 Amarillo.

The City of Amarillo’s latest Point-in-Time (PIT) Count highlighted some year-over-year changes regarding homelessness in the area. The city’s count identified 728 individuals experiencing homelessness, up from 641 in 2025. One positive note: more individuals were counted in shelters than outside of shelters for the first time in four years. Watch the full segment on NewsChannel10.

Fitness @ KT|Black is hosting their third annual Route 66 Road Race, and a portion of proceeds will go towards supporting our mission of providing a welcoming, safe, caring, and compassionate place for the homeless community. Watch the 2nd Cup for the full interview.