Homeless Fam of 6 Loses Everything In Transition

In October, my husband and I made the move we always knew we would make. We journeyed to the west, as many do, for the chance to reach the level in careers and passions ,ignited as children and rekindled through our marriage. Our three toddlers were excited for adventure and to experience things they’d never experienced before. After a bout with Covid, a dissolution of a work relationship, and being defrauded beyond our control, we reached out for immediate assistance. 6 months later, we’ve lost our storage facility with irreplaceable mementos and everything we owned, we’ve been abandoned by loved ones, threatened by those who refuse to either help or comfort , dwindled our savings and money earned,and face one of our biggest fears. Not having a traditional home. We have depended on our faith, love, hope, and the belief in miracles and people to survive day to day and learned what is important for us and our children. We ask for assistance to find safety and stability, as we continue to search for what home means and how we intend to create and provide it. We are homeless, seeking employment, and looking for whatever connection or community might provide an insight to a situation many have faced before us, but few have solved.

With love, Jonny, Bia, Beanie, Papa, and Pickle.