Mission Bay's first project was a schoolwide project. It was the end of the pandemic when there was an urgent need for hygiene supplies for PATH San Diego's unsheltered clients. 

The HHA Club held a sock drive for PATH San Diego's interim residents and unsheltered clients and donated 120 pairs of socks.

Camila organized and cooked a delicious Easter meal for the senior residents at "Trinity Place" - one of PATH's supportive housing sites for  formerly unhoused senior citizens living with chronic medical conditions. 

Mission Bay's Outreach Club took a tour of PATH San Diego's downtown facility in October to learn about sustainable solutions to homelessness.

In February, Outreach Club members held a Crumbl cookie fundraiser to buy hygiene items for PATH San Diego's clients and residents, and then  assembled care kits with the items they bought.

The Outreach Club's Krispy Kreme donut fundraiser in March brought in funding for PILT to be able to help even more people.

Outreach Club members volunteered at PATH San Diego's Interim Housing facility in March to serve lunch to residents, assemble welcome home baskets, and organize the clothing closet.

Given the cost of footwear, club members held a pizza fundraiser in April to buy more shoes.

Club members sold delicious baked goods in April to raise money to buy shoes for PATH San Diego's clients. Members also generously donated gently-used shoes.

Mission Bay High School ended the 2022-2023 school year with the Outreach Club's visit to PATH's downtown facility to help with lunch service for interim housing residents. (Photo originally posted on the club's Instagram)

The Outreach Club renewed its commitment to supporting our unhoused neighbors with a crumbl cookie sale to raise funds to buy hygiene products for Care Kits

With the money raised from the cookie sale, club members assembled 32 Care Kits to be distributed by PATH's outreach teams to those experiencing homelessness

Under Camila's leadership, the Outreach Club and the Key Club collaborated to donate 206 cans of nonperishable food items to the residents at PATH San Diego's interim shelter.

Camila, Lilia, and the Outreach Club made another visit to PATH San Diego in February. They served lunch, made "Welcome Home" baskets for new residents, and served lunch to interim and supportive housing residents.