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WELCOME
Join us in Mrbubblez showers world of dignity, compassion and hope.
Bloom Hope...
in You, in our Families, in our Communities.
Look to your left for ways you can Bloom Hope in our community.
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Helping Pinellas Now Grant
Mrbubblez Showers extends our heartfelt gratitude to the Pinellas Community Foundation for your generous donation of $5000 through the Helping Pinellas Now grant to support our mission. Because of your commitment to our community, we are able to provide essential hygiene services, restore dignity, and bring hope to individuals and families in need.
Your contribution makes a direct and meaningful impact, helping us reach more people and expand our services throughout the Pinellas area. We are truly thankful for your partnership and belief in the work we do every day.
Meet the Founder & CEO of
Mrbubblez showers
My name is Marcia Hall
I'm a woman of God, a pastor's wife, mother, cancer survivor, entrepreneur, mentor, and motivational speaker. My family and I have served our community for over 30 years through foster care, adoption, youth ministry, outreach (such as Mrbubblez' shower for the unhoused), and as pastors in Tampa. I have been married to Pastor Bruce Hall for 35 years and is the mother of four children (one deceased).
A Tampa native, I grew up in low-income housing, but I believed that God created me for something greater than my daily struggles.
After I met a unhoused young lady in my daily operation with the unhoused. She just wanted to take a shower. She stated she had not be able to refresh body for weeks. On that day I made a way for her to have a opportunity to change her current condition, giving her supplies to refresh her body in the ladies restroom.
Mrbubblez showers was created because I saw a great need in our communities that the unhoused did not have access to a hot shower.
"Bloom Hope"
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