The Juneau Housing First Collaborative, better known as The Glory Hall (TGH), was established in 1982 with a mission to end homelessness and achieve equity, health, and dignity through housing, connection to services, and community. The facility began as a soup kitchen and soon began to offer housing. TGH is open every day of the year 24 hours per day. In addition to core TGH services, TGH board and staff recognized the critical need for permanent supportive housing in Juneau, for individuals struggling with addiction.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is a humanitarian organization whose unique mandate is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflict and of other situations of violence and to provide them with assistance. They have been present in Israel and the occupied territories of Palestine since 1967 and, as a neutral intermediary, strive to maintain family contacts and reunite families, support livelihood projects, and help improve access to essential services like water and electricity.

The Lumpkin County Education Foundation works in concert with the school system, while operating as an independent organization, with a vision to support enhanced learning experiences for north Georgia young people. Ryan's sister Andrea is a long-time board member of LCEF.

Mutual Aid Monday is a grassroots, mutual aid community in Denver founded in November 2020, composed of community members that care deeply for neighbors experiencing homelessness. There are many ways in which Mutual Aid Monday members work in solidarity with unhoused neighbors. Ryan and Max began working with Mutual Aid Monday in Winter 2022, and they're appreciating how this effort invites Denverites to build community in the midst of a growing homelessness crisis.

We're so excited to continue forward into life together, and all the possibilities that may include. Thanks for supporting and loving us!