Reach Potential Movement

Homelessness:reach worked with various government agencies, businesses, nonprofits, faith, family, and educational organizations to remove barriers to access for those it serves and to steward its resources well and not duplicate efforts. Reach's niche service is for vehicle dwellers and mckinney vento households. *catalyst and key partner for the city of mountain view's hrc project "a place called home; *500+ cold weather bags distributed (blankets, beanies, gloves, etc.); *solar panels, generators, backup batteries, and solar lamps distributed($100k+ in value); *on going semi-monthly hot meal distribution at life moves interim housing site; *850 pairs of new shoes distributed in the census poverty pocket at the tres escuelas campus-latham, castro and mistral-with emphasis on unhoused students.

Workforce development:in 2023 reach launched a workforce development pilot called mompreneurs to help spanish speaking immigrant women launch their own food services businesses, with some funding from the city of mountain view. Also, destination home's techquity fund helped support the women in the program with access to tech to combat the digital divide that exists in communities of color and/or poverty. The momentum in the program is promising with strong community and stakeholder support. Reach is considering launching a separate nonprofit to move this initiative forward and maximize the potential.

Spiritual development:reach a new initiative called reach nations to work more closely with (or use supporting curriculum)parachurch organizations like moms in prayer, city team, cru, and agua y mas ministries to reach out to spanish speaking households in partnership with the local church, and some outreach in sonora, mexico.