Zion’s Closet is our initiative to build resource closets inside Title 1 schools—designed to support students experiencing homelessness and poverty. These spaces provide essential items while supporting educators working to shape the futures of young scholars.
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Did you know that 187 U.S. cities have made it illegal to be unhoused and engage in everyday activities that non-homeless people do every single day, like sitting, standing, or being visible in public spaces?
Watch our most recent documentary Homesick to hear the real stories of people navigating life while unhoused.
Our Partners
We are a movement of doers dedicated to creating a more empathetic world through storytelling and affirming the dignity of those experiencing homelessness and poverty.
Our Mission
We exist to change the narrative on homelessness through education and storytelling, with the hope of building empathy and inspiring people to serve and be proximate to their neighbors without an address.
With our work, we are striving to create a safe space that allows those who are unhoused or facing poverty to have a voice, visibility, and essential resources for day-to-day living.
Visit The Dignity Museum
The Dignity Museum shares the stories of the forgotten, while presenting the unjust causes for the disparity in resource allocation. The stories of those who were born into poverty, those who became homeless as adults, the kids holding cardboard signs at the stoplight, and their collective fight to beat their circumstances.
That Drive Our Mission Forward
I See You
We don’t care about what we don’t see. Countless people are invisible to us. We overlook the poor and homeless. Seeing people through God’s eyes restores their dignity. I See You encourages seeing everyone in ways that honor their worth, fostering compassion and understanding.
When We Stand
Feeling overwhelmed by world injustices is common. Unsure of our ability to contribute, we hesitate. However, When We Stand illustrates that using our gifts together amplifies impact. It advocates for collective action in creating community change, highlighting everyone’s valuable contribution.
All God’s Children
Understanding someone’s history reveals their humanity. Race relations have declined due to ignored Black history. All God’s Children promotes filling knowledge gaps, enhancing community empathy and solidarity. It encourages standing together, deepening mutual respect and understanding through shared histories.
Zion Learns to See
Zion Learns to See guides parents in teaching children about compassion for the unhoused. Joining her dad, Zion discovers a new world at the community center. She learns about homelessness, recognizing everyone’s value to God. This story highlights recognizing dignity in all, regardless of circumstances.
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