It all started about five years ago with feeding our unhoused homeless friends and community breakfast in a parking lot. As we built relationships, we saw the need was much broader than the basic supplies to live and survive… they were becoming incarcerated, struggling with mental/behavioral health challenges, fighting substance abuse, little to no support system, living in darkness, lost, in crisis, and the cycle would just keep going. They struggled with finding employment from lack of proper forms of identification, a physical address, hygiene, and stability.