Survival Starts with Shelter
Shelter is Survival. Dignity is Non-Negotiable.
We provide critical survival tools directly to individuals where they are, without judgment or preconditions.
No one should have to sleep exposed to the elements. Access to basic shelter such as a tent, tarp, or sleeping bag can mean the difference between surviving the night or not. For people experiencing homelessness, especially those living with mental illness or substance use disorders, these supplies are more than gear — they're protection, privacy, and dignity.
What We Provide
Protection with Purpose. Dignity Without Conditions.
Our mobile teams distribute essential items for shelter and personal protection based on seasonal needs, environmental risk, and individual circumstances:
- Tents: Durable, weather-resistant tents provide privacy and safety for those living outside.
- Tarps: Versatile and lightweight, tarps offer an extra layer of protection from rain, wind, and cold ground surfaces.
- Sleeping Bags & Blankets: High-quality sleeping bags help preserve body heat, prevent hypothermia, and support basic rest.
- Backpacks & Storage Bags: Sturdy backpacks allow individuals to carry and protect their belongings — often everything they own — as they move between locations or services.
- Cold Weather Gear (Seasonal): We distribute coats, gloves, hats, thermal socks, and emergency blankets in winter months.
- Heat Relief Gear (Seasonal): In extreme heat, we provide shade tarps, light clothing, cooling towels, and hydration support.
Why It Matters
Living unsheltered in harsh conditions shouldn't exist within the human condition
Access to basic survival supplies—like a tent, a dry pair of socks, or a clean sleeping bag—can mean the difference between life and death, especially for individuals living unsheltered in harsh conditions. Beyond physical protection, these items also communicate respect, dignity, and care.
Our outreach model depends on having the right gear, at the right time, in the right place, and distributed directly, without bureaucracy or conditions.
- Stay safer in extreme weather
- Maintain personal dignity and a sense of space
- Protect their belongings and medications
- Sleep with fewer interruptions and threats
- Preserve mental and physical health
These basic tools help individuals stabilize, regain a sense of control, and access the emotional space required to begin engaging with longer-term assistance.
No Strings Attached
Help Without Barriers. Assistance Without Conditions.
We don't require sobriety, paperwork, or readiness to receive shelter supplies. If someone is outside and in need, that's enough for us. Our outreach teams offer gear with compassion, respect, and a trauma-informed approach, because survival is not a privilege. It's a right.
How You Can Help
Small Actions. Big Protection.
We rely on donations and community support to keep our shelter gear stocked. Here's how you can contribute:
- Donate new or gently used tents, tarps, sleeping bags, and backpacks
- Sponsor a seasonal survival kit
- Contribute funds to help us purchase high-demand items
- Organize a drive in your community
Every item given is one less night someone has to suffer unprotected.