BakerHostetler Helps MUST Ministries Consolidate Services onto a Single Campus

"BakerHostetler provided roughly 600 pro bono hours over nearly a decade to assist MUST Ministries in consolidating multiple facilities into a single service campus. The work culminated in October 2025 with the opening of a community health clinic; the campus also includes a donation center, homeless shelter, community kitchen and administrative offices."

BakerHostetler represented MUST Ministries in a pro bono matter, assisting the nonprofit in consolidating its programs and facilities onto a single campus. The firm donated approximately 600 pro bono hours over nearly ten years to help MUST Ministries — Ministries United in Service and Training — acquire land and complete a series of complex real estate transactions. At the outset in 2016 the ministry had neither land nor funds to purchase it; BakerHostetler guided the organization through the transactional and development steps necessary to realize its long-term vision. The work culminated in October 2025 with a grand opening for the final component, a community health clinic, making the site a one-stop campus for individuals in need. In addition to the clinic, the consolidated campus now houses a donation center, a homeless shelter, a community kitchen, administrative offices and related facilities to deliver integrated services. BakerHostetler represented MUST Ministries with a team composed by: Partners Joann Gallagher Jones and Stephen M. Floyd; Counsel Charleston R. Morford and Kimberly S. Ruark; and Associates Marisa P. Ahlzadeh, Austin C. Cohen, Jarvarus A. Gresham, Macy M. Hawkins, M. Adam Kaye Jr., Nolan T. McKeever, Miranda L. Owens and Scott P. Robertson.

BakerHostetler Helps MUST Ministries Consolidate Services onto a Single Campus

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