A "Re-Humanizing" Project. I heard this term on NPR this weekend from one of the women involved in the Black Lives Matter movement. This is how I feel when we hand-deliver necessities to our friends. We are saying, “I see you, you have value, and the human dignity of all life matters.” I invite you to take this journey with us. #rehumanize #npr #BlackLivesMatter #dignity

Hello, HHL family. My name is Sequoiah Thomas-Fraser, and I am currently in charge of the social media pages and the New York branch of Healing, Hope & Love. As we expand and grow, I encourage you to do the same with us. Reach out to us with new ideas or suggestions on where you think we are needed, and what we could be doing better. I look forward to going on this journey together. Look out for my first official blog post in October. Cheers! #grow #socialmedia

At the beginning of 2016 I was on a mission to live life purposefully. I read somewhere that, "You find your purpose in life by being of service to others." I read and understood it but had no idea what kind of service to get into. I went on living life; reading, studying, and finding my way. One day I had lunch at the 101 Cafe in Hollywood with a few friends. My friend Jasmynne-Shaye mentioned that she was wanting to feed the homeless. I thought it sounded great. I was happy

It was a Saturday afternoon in May 2016, and I was on my phone scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed when I saw a female friend of mine doing push-ups. I didn’t give it a second thought until I turned up the audio and heard her mentioning returning the following day for another round. I continued scrolling and happened upon a number of my friends participating in the 22 Push-Up Challenge to raise awareness for fallen soldiers. I was immediately reminded of the Ice Bucket Cha