Author: Pascal Quintero
2019 December News
Most of the time it takes years, even decades, for a life to unravel before falling into homelessness.
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2019 October Letter
“The only thing on my mind was that I needed to keep my family off the streets.”
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2019 October Newsletter
“We need to ensure that every man, woman, or child who comes to our door has the opportunity to have a safe, clean place to live, enjoy a meal and find transformation.”
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2019 September Letter
“Am I really going to be able to quit drugs? Or is this the place I’m going to lose my kids?”
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2019 August Letter
“I was raped. I slept outside in the ditches with bugs and went hungry most days. I had to beg for food.”
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2019 August Newsletter
“Up to that point, I was completely ignorant to the poverty crisis in Tucson. I had no understanding people lived in such destitution, struggling daily just to survive.
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2019 July Letter
For the homeless in our community, there is no safe shelter during a monsoon. In mere moments, their dwelling and everything they own can be swept away. For many, it can become deadly.
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2019 June Letter
“Living off of napkins and paper towels out of Circle K bathrooms.... Trying to call washes and tunnels your home, it starts to wear on you. Wears on your health, your mental stability. You start to hate everybody.”
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2019 May Letter
“I was told my rights would be severed. I felt like there was no hope and no chance.”
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