GRACE Marketplace is a low-barrier shelter in Alachua County, Florida that seeks to eradicate homelessness. It began as a collaboration between the Alachua County local government and the Alachua County Coalition for the Homeless and Hungry to create a 10-year plan to end homelessness in the greater Gainesville area. After years of work since the plan's conception in 2005, the shelter opened in 2014. According to their website, in 2024 alone, GRACE Marketplace was able to house 411 people, offer services to 3,640 people, and serve 153,885 meals.

As a low-barrier shelter, GRACE Marketplace has made it their mission to make services that people need to get help as accessible as possible. They do not require identification or any information about the background of the people they help. In addition to housing, GRACE offers a plethora of services to make the lives of Gainesville's homeless population easier, which are explained in detail on their website: https://www.gracemarketplace.org/