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The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 4: When Funders Actually Trust Nonprofits, Organizations Get Stronger from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 4: When Funders Actually Trust Nonprofits, Organizations Get Stronger from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 3 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 3 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 2 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 2 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 1 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded | Part 1 from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of SecondGrace.LA

Social Awareness

MacKenzie Scott gave away $19.2 billion with zero restrictions. What happened?

93% of nonprofits strengthened their mission. Organizations built reserves, paid competitive salaries, hired staff, and invested in sustainability.

Only 2% had problems.

Today is Giving Tuesday, and I’m asking for your support.

2025 has been devastating for our unhoused neighbors. Fires. Immigration sweeps. Benefit cuts. 60,000+ additional people will fall into homelessness this year.

And at the same time, Ho

Dear readers, today is Giving Tuesday and I wanted to take a moment to talk a little about what's going on in our world and ask you to support our work with a donation.

2025 has been brutal for our neighbors living on the streets. Fires, shock and a

I was there when Lava Mae died.

Not from failure—from exhaustion. The founder worked 100-hour weeks until she couldn't anymore. We scaled from 6 trailers to 2. From 22 staff to 11. Then shut down street operations entirely.

Lava Mae was every

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