An empty building in West Fort Worth is getting a second life—and it's one that could change lives across the community.

The Greater Good Collective, a new social enterprise launched by the Presbyterian Night Shelter, will offer job training and employment to individuals facing homelessness, poverty, or other barriers to work.

Located near Cherry Lane and I-30, the donated property will house a community thrift store, donation intake center, handyman services and more.

"We want this to be an opportunity where people feel valued—where they see this as a good start, or a restart—to rebuild stability and purpose in their lives," said Toby Owen, CEO of Presbyterian Night Shelter.

The initiative is part of the shelter's UpSpire workforce program, which has already helped hundreds find emplo

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