It's like a warzone.

The first photo was taken on 9/8. Our friends who called the area under 794 didn't live in filth. Our friends kept their areas of the former camp neat and tidy, considering they were under a bridge. Garbage was contained to areas where the DOT would...

"48 Hours of Homelessness-Walk a Mile in Their Shoes."

Thank you for helping us reach and now surpass our goal. This is for you. 😇

#WeDoItForOurFriends 
#InvisibleInPlainSight

Here was our full written response to Jesse Garza when we were asked about the large encampment on 6th & Clybourn: 

"Street Angels provides meals, water, and essential supplies to people who are homeless. Three nights a week we follow a 25-stop route to extend friendshi...

"Sometimes your only available transportation is a leap of faith" `Margaret Shepard

As many of you know, Street Angels was cultivated from friendship, hope and love for humanity. We started by handing out meals from the back seats of our cars and operating out of our ho...

I met a new friend today, she was not doing too well. It was obvious she was suffering from sleep deprivation and there may have been some mental health and/or substance abuse issues as well. She showed up out of no where at another friends camp. 

At first she seemed a...

"Code Blue Emergency" was PASSED today by the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors. Warm thanks to Milwaukee County Supervisor Steven Shea, County Supervisor Sequanna Taylor and Milwaukee County Supervisor Dan Sebring for co-sponsoring this important resolution. 💙...

We have EXCITING news!!

Street Angels Milwaukee Outreach has a new home!! 🏡 We will be located at 445 W. Oklahoma Ave.

We have A LOT of work to do over the next month before our official move in date on 4/1. We have 3000+ square feet of space to make our own!...

Thank you 4th and 5th graders at Walker Elementary School - WAWMand to our Hope Dealers, Therese Lyn and Jackie Collins Bro. Today's lesson: homelessness and empathy. 

From Jackie: 

"Today was so much fun! Thank you Walker Elementary 4th & 5th grade s...

At this point in the night the wind chills were hovering around negative 20 degrees. We arrive to one of the camps and walk below the bridge and begin to call out "Street Angels, Hola". We expected no one to be there but I heard a faint reply that I could not understan...