On any given night, there are approximately 1,976 unsheltered homeless people in Seattle.  More than 1,300 sleep on the ground, in doorways, bus shelters, and bushes. The remainder are in vehicles.  

They are all people. They are mothers, fathers, sons & daughters. Each and every one had a childhood, hopes and dreams.  Now they are unhoused, exposed to the elements, and often treated as the outcasts of society. 

These people are homeless because they have no homes. It is that simple.  They are not in shelters because there is a lack of more than 1200 shelter beds each night. There is no place for them to go. 

MISSION:

We go on Saturday mornings at 9am to under the freeways and bridges looking for the homeless.  We bring them a sack lunch, soup, coffee, and water.  We also bring whatever clothing, jackets, gloves, shoes, and other supplies that may have been donated with us.  But more than food and donations, we bring them a friendly face. We treat them with respect as a human being. We listen to their stories. Our friendship has meant so much to them. They look forward to our visits with tears in their eyes.   We bring them the Gospel of Jesus Christ, pray with them, and minister to them. We let them know that they are not forgotten.