Yesterday’s Longest Night Memorial service was truly moving, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who partnered with us to make it possible. We had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable women who, with SWAG’s support, are no longer living on the streets. They shared a heartfelt and urgent message about the importance of continuing to reach out to our homeless neighbors, so no more lives are lost on the streets. We were also blessed by the Pastors of the Church of the Nazarene, who graciously hosted the service and shared their heart with us, as well as by Lieutenant Wilson of Colton, who brought words of encouragement. Rialto PD showed their support, and we extend our gratitude to everyone who attended and contributed to this meaningful event. This gathering serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of coming together to restore humanity, one person at a time. (fb)

Yesterday’s Longest Night Memorial service was truly moving, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who partnered with us to make it possible. We had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable women who, with SWAG’s support, are no longer living on the streets. They shared a heartfelt and urgent message about the importance of continuing to reach out to our homeless neighbors, so no more lives are lost on the streets. We were also blessed by the Pastors of the Church of the Nazarene, who graciously hosted the service and shared their heart with us, as well as by Lieutenant Wilson of Colton, who brought words of encouragement. Rialto PD showed their support, and we extend our gratitude to everyone who attended and contributed to this meaningful event. This gathering serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of coming together to restore humanity, one person at a time. (fb)