“Alone, we can do so little; Together, we can do so much.”
- Helen Keller

Ascencia is dedicated to engaging the community to make the greatest impact in changing lives. Move-In Monday is one of our programs designed to lift people out of homeless in a way that relies on the community to directly impact change.

Thank you for your enthusiasm to give a helping hand. Your small act of kindness can change a life forever.
December Newly Housed Clients
The items below are listed on Ascencia's Amazon wish list. Once items are purchased, they are removed from the list and delivered to our facilities.
Please email info@ascenciaca.org if you've purchased an item, intend to purchase an item, or would to like to donate any of the items labeled "used". We will let you know if it's still in need.
Randall
A successful Art Consultant, Randall fell into homelessness in 2015 after being diagnosed with cancer. Chemotherapy wasn't an option and Randall was forced to pay out of pocket for alternative medicine. After being financially drained, Randall was evicted from his Beverly Hills home of over 20 years and began living in his car. Randall connected with Ascencia’s West Hollywood team and was instantly placed in Ascencia’s emergency shelter. Randall’s spirit and determination helped him secure permanent housing in record time. Randall is still receiving medical attention to treat his cancer.

He needs the following custom items to accommodate his 6' 8 figure and avoid any further complications:
  • California King Mattress
  • Mattress Topper
  • Bed Frame
  • Bed Pack of Pillows
  • Bed Sheets
Samantha
Samantha became homeless in December of 2012 after escaping an abusive relationship in Washington. She moved to Los Angeles for a fresh start. Unfortunately, her housing ifell through upon arrival rendering her homeless. Ascencia’s outreach team connected with Samantha on the streets of Glendale. Samantha was housed in Ascencia’s emergency shelter.

Samantha’s determination partnered with Ascencia’s tenacity, she is now housed in a North Hollywood apartment. Samantha is requesting your help to equip her with basic housecleaning supplies to keep her home anew and reduce the risk of contracting COVID-19:
  • Step Stool
  • Broom and Dustpan Set
  • Spin Mop
  • Swifter Duster Starter Kit
Mary
Mary fell into homelessness in 2018 after closing down her small business. Losing her life savings to her business, Mary was no longer able to sustain her lifestyle and was forced to live on the streets of Los Angeles. Mary connected with Ascencia in 2019 and has now secured full time employment at The Downtown Women’s Center. She lives in a one bedroom apartment in Los Angeles. Mary is asking for the following to enjoy the start of her self-sufficiency: 
  • Towel Set
  • Drinkware Set
  • Kitchen Trash Can
  • Small Chest Drawer (will accept used)
  • Full Size Box Spring
  • Full Size Bed Comforter
Megan
Megan became homeless after losing her job as a JCPenney cashier right when the pandemic hit. When she could no longer financially sustain herself, Megan resided in her car. Ascencia's Outreach Team connected with Megan and immediately secured her housing in Glendale Express Hotel to keep her safe from contracting COVID-19. Through Ascencia, Megan received employment and mental health support. She is now employed as a security guard and is grateful to have her own one-bedroom home in North Hollywood.

Megan is requesting your support of basic necessities to rebuild her life anew :
  • Full Sized Mattress
  • Full Sized Bed Frame
  • Dining Table (will accept used)
  • Refrigerator (will accept used)
  • Towel Set
  • Pillows
  • Cookware
  • Coffee Maker
  • Microwave
  • Toaster
  • Food Container Set
  • Drinkware
  • Kitchen Knife Set
  • Kitchen Utensils
Richard
Richard fell into homelessness after a series of unfortunate events. Richard was let go as a Hotel Manager when it fell under new management followed by a nasty divorce, which led Richard to file for bankruptcy and lose his house. Ascencia's West Hollywood team connected with Richard and provided him a bed in our emergency shelter. With Ascencia's tenacity, Richard is excited about restarting his life in his new studio apartment in West Hollywood.

Please help Richard feel more at home with the following household items:
  • Full Sized Mattress
  • Full Sized Bed Frame
  • Dining Table (will accept used)
  • Towel Set
  • Bed Comforter
  • Pillows + Pillowcases
  • Kitchen Utensils
  • Cookware
  • Coffee Maker
  • Microwave
  • Silverware
  • Drinkware
  • Kitchen Trash Can
  • Kitchen Knife Set
Jared
Jared became a homeless ward of the state when he was kicked out of his home after graduation. He bounced from youth shelter to youth shelter before receiving services from Ascencia. A positive and tenacious spirit coupled with Ascencia's support, Jared finally moved into his new home. Jared is requesting the following to jump start his new beginnings:
  • Full Sized Mattress
  • Dining Table (will accept used)
  • Refrigerator (will accept used)
  • Towel Set
  • Bed Comforter
  • Pillows + Pillowcases
  • Kitchen Utensils
  • Cookware
  • Tea Kettle
  • Microwave
  • Toaster Oven
  • Drinkware
  • Dinnerware
  • Food Containers
  • Silverware
  • Kitchen Trash Can
  • Kitchen Knife Set
  • Kitchen Utensils
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These items are listed on Ascencia's Amazon wish list. Once items are purchased, they are removed from the list and delivered to our facilities.

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Please email info@ascenciaca.org if you've purchased an item, intend to purchase an item, or would to like to donate any of the items labeled "used". We will let you know if it's still in need.
Thank you!


Team Ascencia
*Client's names changed for privacy.
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