“I think sometimes people make the assumption that if someone is unhoused, there’s nothing in common with someone who’s housed. And that’s a real misnomer because I feel like we’re all, ultimately one paycheck away from being unhoused or if our health takes a turn I mean, there’s so much that can cause those of us that are housed to be in similar situations to those that are unhoused. And so, having that relationship, knowing that someone needs to be treated with more dignity than they are going about their day when they’re unhoused, relationships create, dignity. And when you know someone’s name, when you know something about them, that makes them feel seen and heard and loved. And so Miracle Friends does that...”