We work diligently to address the current suffering of the homeless and the deprived through shelters, soup kitchens, clothes closets, community centers and other services as the needs may arise. We believe that we must seek to address the original causes and systemic frameworks that allow poverty and crime rates to exist and escalate. However, before we can turn our attention to prevention or transitional assistance, we must seek to address the current needs of deprived and denigrated individuals and neighborhoods. To this end we seek to remedy the physical and material needs of others through establishing or cooperating with existing soup kitchens, clothes closets, homeless shelters and other social services. We have no desire to “reinvent the wheel”. We do want to find areas where there are needs and then work to provide measurable solutions.