Meet Felipe: A Story of Hope, Resilience, and a New Beginning We have an incredible life-changing update to share about Felipe, a friend we recently helped get off the streets. Felipe found himself homeless after being illegally evicted from a room he had been renting. Refusing to give up, he immediately started searching for a … Continue reading →
Vans & Brian Claypool Law Firm Partner to Help 400+ Local At-Risk Youth Thanks to the incredible partnership between Streets of Hope, Vans, and Brian Claypool Law Firm, more than 400 children and parents from organizations including Lifeline, SDYS, Boyz to Men, Joe’s Place, Kinship, ETLC and others received new Vans shoes and clothing. The … Continue reading →
Meet Tammy: A Story of Strength, Grace, and Community Four years ago, we met Tammy on the streets of San Diego. Life had not been kind to her. She had faced countless hardships—nights of uncertainty, repeated assaults, and even moments where everything she owned was taken from her. At one point, even her bicycle—her only … Continue reading →
Streets of Hope Volunteers Help a Homeless Man with his Wheelcair Every Monday night, we, the Streets of Hope San Diego, go out into the community, meeting friends old and new, helping out in whatever ways we can. Francisco, a dear friend who has been with us for years, is someone who’s journey we’ve closely … Continue reading →
Streets of Hope Volunteer Donates Hand Knitted Hats As the chill of winter settles in, the plight of those experiencing homelessness becomes even more challenging. In the spirit of compassion and generosity, one individual has taken a unique approach to extend a helping hand. With a heart full of warmth and a talent for knitting, … Continue reading →
Rancho Buena Vista‘s (RBV) Culinary Club makes 200 sandwiches for San Diego’s Homeless neighbors! Tonight they put their culinary skills and compassionate hearts together to bless the less-fortunate. We couldn’t be more grateful. Who is RBV Culinary Club? A group of dedicated students at RBV High School, focused on developing the culinary … Continue reading →
SDSU Black Resource Center Volunteers Brandon Gamble hit the ground running (and the streets of San Diego) in his second year as Director, Black Resource Center, SDSU. The year began with his group’s participation in the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade (01.15.23) on which he commented: “If we’re going to do a parade, … Continue reading →
” This was a really cool night and a great opportunity to come out and help people in need when they need it. There were so many people who were grateful even for just a little thing.” First time volunteer, Xavier, came to Streets of Hope Monday night with other students from the Black Resource … Continue reading →
Christmas came early this year! This Monday night, Streets of Hope had the privilege of serving over 250 Hot meals and blankets to San Diego’s homeless neighbors. Thanks to the Flood Church, many also received Christmas gifts of warm sox, water bottles, extra blankets, and protein bars, all wrapped in red and green tissue paper … Continue reading →
A Hundred Hats for the Homeless Could be the title of a children’s book. Or a cartoon Christmas story. Instead, it was our reality a few weeks back thanks to a hard working and crafty volunteer. “In my 75+ years,” says Dee, “I have lived by the old adage that when life gives you lemons, … Continue reading →
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Meet Felipe: A Story of Hope, Resilience, and a New Beginning We have an incredible life-changing update to share about Felipe, a friend we recently helped get off the streets. Felipe found himself homeless after being illegally evicted from a room he had been renting. Refusing to give up, he immediately started searching for a … Continue reading →
Vans & Brian Claypool Law Firm Partner to Help 400+ Local At-Risk Youth Thanks to the incredible partnership between Streets of Hope, Vans, and Brian Claypool Law Firm, more than 400 children and parents from organizations including Lifeline, SDYS, Boyz to Men, Joe’s Place, Kinship, ETLC and others received new Vans shoes and clothing. The … Continue reading →
Meet Tammy: A Story of Strength, Grace, and Community Four years ago, we met Tammy on the streets of San Diego. Life had not been kind to her. She had faced countless hardships—nights of uncertainty, repeated assaults, and even moments where everything she owned was taken from her. At one point, even her bicycle—her only … Continue reading →
The Streets of Hope – San Diego is excited to announce our 2023 Christmas homeless San Diego special event! Monday before Christmas (12/18/2023) come serve San Diego’s Homeless It’s hard to come serve the homeless on the actual day of Christmas – we know. So come join us on the Monday before Christmas to serve … Continue reading →
The Streets of Hope – San Diego is excited to announce our 2021 Thanksgiving homeless San Diego special event! Monday before Thanksgiving come serve San Diego’s Homeless It’s hard to come serve the homeless on the actual day of Thanksgiving – we know, you’ve been blessed to be with your immediate family. So come join … Continue reading →
The Streets of Hope – San Diego is excited to announce 2022 Special Homeless/Low-Income Kids Free Surf Lessons event with our partner organization For Our Neighborhood! Also, we encourage you to bring your own kids to this fun event. Come to Beach and Help the Kids – Be sure to Digitally Sign Our Online Waiver … Continue reading →
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