COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Ms. Erika Nava and her team continues to provide PATH San Diego's newly-housed clients with furniture and soft furnishings. They have donated around $10k worth of products to PATH.

An initiative of PILT's "PATH Pets" project, the HWAC mobile clinic makes monthly visits to each of PATH San Diego's 7 supportive housing sites to ensure that emotional support animals and pets belonging to PATH's clients are healthy.  

Since November 2021, the San Diego Humane Society has been providing pet food, supplies, and training to the pets and emotional support animals of PATH San Diego's clients.  Training, especially, is vital for dogs to be able to transition smoothly to living in an apartment.

Ever since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr. Low and Ms. Monica Sagastume at La Mesa Dental has been generously donating hygiene products to our unsheltered neighbors.

Through the compassionate initiative of Ms. Tina Colera, Art Department Chair at Helix Charter High School, the World Mission Society Church of God donated 1,000 pairs of socks to PATH San Diego in 2021. Since then, the church has donated bookshelves and bibles to the "Valley Vista" supportive housing site.

Dr. K and SPVS donated a truck load of raised bed garden soil, fertilizer, and worm castings for the therapeutic gardens at PATH's supportive housing sites. They have pledged to support PILT whenever garden soil, mulch, or compost is needed.

Costco has supported PILT with shop cards to buy supplies for PATH San Diego's clients. We have used the shop cards to buy laundry detergent for PATH's clients in transition, which is cost prohibitive for them.

Trader Joe's supports us with nonperishable snack items for care kits that we make for PATH's outreach teams.  Care kits are a tool that these teams use to build trust with those living on the streets in order to be able to direct them towards services they need.

Bristol Farms has donated gift cards to PILT to buy nonperishable food items for PATH's supportive housing residents.

Gift cards donated to PILT by Vons went directly to those moving into a permanent home for the first time.

Mrs. Stephanie Klein and Mr. Shawn Sennett were a tremendous help with the therapeutic gardens at "Ivy" - the supportive housing site for seniors living with chronic medical conditions. Along with club members, they donated plants, cuttings, and composting assistance.

Aspen Interlink, an organization that connects youth experiencing homelessness to essential services, donated care kits to PILT which were delivered to PATH "Connections" for outreach teams.

In 2021-2022, Mr. Evan Potter and team at Lowe's in Santee donated hundreds of dollars worth of cleaning supplies and products to PATH's clients in transition.

Ms. Tammy Brass and The Home Depot store in Santee donated mops, brooms, buckets and cleaning supplies to  PATH's new residents in 2021-2022.

Mr. Calvin Herbin, food services supervisor at Helix Charter High School, sponsored (paid for and prepared) Christmas Dinner for  the senior residents at "Ivy" in 2021 and prepared PILT's 1st anniversary meal for the veteran residents at "Zephyr" in 2022.

Ms. Danielle Rainey generously contributed balloon decor for PILT events in 2021-2022.

The Rotary Club of Coronado and the Sunrise Rotary Club of La Mesa generously contributed to our projects in 2022.