Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Samantha Strauss

Before Ms. Karla came to our shelter, she was the caregiver for her elderly father for 13 years until he passed away from dementia at 90 years old. Her family then had to sell the home Karla was living in to pay off her father's debts. Now she is juggling recent health concerns, homelessness, and re-entering the workforce. Any assistance she receives for her storage will help her hold on to cherished mementos and ease her future transition into housing.

Partner: Peter Paul Development Center

Advisor: Chimere Miles

Nardinia is a loving and devoted individual, often described as a ray of sunshine. Her bright smile is one of the first things that students, parents, and colleagues notice—it leaves a lasting impression on everyone she meets. Her passion for serving others extends far beyond the classroom, reaching neighbors, church members, pupils, and her own family. At this time, Nardia has taken an important step forward by transitioning into her first apartment. As she embraces this new chapter, she has reached out for support with her security deposit. Your assistance will help ease this transition and allow her to continue being the uplifting presence so many depend on.

Partner: Caritas

Advisor: Chad Skipwith

Mr. Blair is a 59-year-old male who is experiencing homelessness after losing his afterschool job in the Virginia Beach area. After losing his job, he moved to Richmond because of the availability of single men shelters in the area. He needs his storage locker fee paid because he is in default and all of his possessions are located in the storage. He is currently seeking employment in the area and wants to establish an after-school program to teach students in the area about his love for the game of chess. He is a truly motivated individual and would love to share his knowledge with minors in the area alongside obtaining permanent housing when he obtains a full-time employment. A gift from the Giving Wall will assist him in obtaining one more month so that he can keep his only possessions and be able to move his things out of storage once he finds employment.