Dignitymoves

Want to join us in making a difference? Our names are Sydney Middleton and Cora Champommier. We are students at Redwood High School and are determined to help end unsheltered homelessness in our community. Every Sunday, we go to DignityMoves San Fransisco to provide a pancake breakfast and connect with the residents at 1 of 7 housing locations, bringing 70+ people off the streets at each one. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause everything helps, and we want to try to be as involved as consistently as possible. Starting with these pancake breakfasts, but hopefully soon to more community-building activities like game nights and more access to technology. These people have hit hard times, but they deserve to receive as much fun and opportunities as everyone; the appreciation from them even with the pancakes shows the importance of this mission!

Imagine not having a place to call home. No roof over your head, no bed to sleep in, and no sense of security. This is the reality for many homeless individuals, but one organization is working tirelessly to change that. Dignitymoves is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to building mini homes for the homeless. With every donation, we can make a difference in someone's life, giving them a new home and a fresh start. We urge you to join us in this noble cause and help us make a difference. Your contribution can bring hope to those who need it the most. Thank you for your support.

Hello! My name is Axel Wright. I am starting 8th grade this year at Santa Barbara Middle School and this year on my birthday, my parents recommended that I try something difficult to mark turning 13. I decided to kayak 13 miles from Anacapa Island to Oxnard to raise money and awareness for addressing homelessness. I chose this because it feels like the most substantial problem in Santa Barbara. It bums me out to see people living on the street because I know that our community can do something to help them, but most people don’t.

My plan is to kayak solo 13 miles to raise $1300. My parents will be in a support boat nearby. I will do the journey soon-- at the end of August or early Sept on a calm day.

A donation of any size will help make an impact! I will keep you posted on my progress and will send pictures from the journey. Thank you so much for your support.

More information about Dignity Moves: DignityMoves is a nonprofit founded by a group of concerned business leaders working to end unsheltered homelessness in our communities. Using innovative solutions and disruptive thinking, DignityMoves builds interim housing communities using state-of-the-art prefabricated modular construction and partners with leading services agencies who will operate the sites and improve outcomes for the clients. The result is dignified interim supportive housing that can be built fast and cost effectively while our cities wait for more permanent supportive housing to be built. Our streets can’t be the waiting room.