Occupying a full city block, Patton Home offers affordable housing in the Mississippi and Alberta neighborhoods. Patton Home contains well-appointed common rooms and gathering spots, including a sunroom, library, cozy TV room, communal dining room, and private spaces for entertaining family and friends. There is a spacious, shady veranda for socializing and a well-used Community Garden on the grounds. SRO units come with a small fridge and furnished rooms are available upon request. Microwaves are provided in the communal dining room. Patton Home is fully ADA compliant. Patton Home was built in 1890 with money raised by 29 women, on land donated by a pioneer who herded sheep along the Oregon Trail. It was managed for over a century by the Ladies Union Relief Society of the Methodist Church. Mathew Patton, the original owner of Patton Home, donated the property to the women with a stipulation that they use the building to provide food, shelter, and friendship to those in need. Today, Patton Home continues a tradition of serving people in need. The 120-year-old residential facility offers home-style accommodations with 69 units.