In a world that reduces people to statistics, we remember Their names
Every Person Has a Name.
God Knows It.
So Should We.
Isaiah 43:1 reminds us:
"I have called you by name." Not by circumstance. Not by struggle.
By name.
While systems erase unhoused people and turn them into statistics, your gift multiplies dignity. We don't serve "the homeless"; we serve Michael, who survives winter after winter. Sarah, who rebuilds after losing everything. Marcus, who works harder with nothing than most do with everything.
Sleep in NYC shelters nightly The highest number ever recorded—including 33,000 children.
Average rent in Manhattan while minimum wage workers would need 111 hours per week to afford a 1-bedroom.
Life expectancy on the streets Our neighbors without doors die at 48 on average, not 68.
New Jersey residents experienced homelessness at some point in 2024—it's closer than you think.
Watch How 30 People Serve 65,000
The math seems impossible until you see it work. I'll show you exactly how your donation multiplies through our team to create systematic change—not temporary relief.
The formula: Your gift → trains volunteers → who serve hundreds → creating lasting pathways from street to stability.
Multiplication beats charity every time and knowing names beats counting numbers. That 30 people, backed by people like you, can transform an entire city.
Join us in building the alternate safety net. One that doesn’t let people fall through the cracks.
Josiah Haken, CEO
Know Their Names, Learn Their Stories…
The 2025 Impact We’ve Had on Our Neighbors
323 outreaches
2,875 outreach volunteer spots filled
234 Salvation Army vouchers distributed
46,285 meals served
The safety net is collapsing. No one's coming to fix it. We're building the alternative, name by name. Your donation doesn’t buy Band-Aids. It builds infrastructure: trained volunteers, authentic relationships, systematic change.
VOLUNTEER
We mobilize over 1,400 volunteers a year — and whether it's your first time or your hundredth time, you have something unique to bring to the table. Volunteers transform lives, and in the process are transformed themselves. Our volunteers are beacons of hope and connection to hurting and isolated people.