EMBRACING IS TRANSFORMATIVE.

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Fraternity Without Borders is proud to present a heartwarming and transformative initiative, “Fraternity on the Streets” (FOTS), a project deeply rooted in the ethos of compassion and solidarity. This initiative reaches out to one of the most marginalized and often overlooked segments of our society – those experiencing homelessness in the United States.

At the core of the Fraternity on the Streets project is a profound commitment to seeing and treating every individual as a human being, deserving of respect, care, and dignity. Homelessness is not just a matter of lacking shelter; it’s about facing harsh judgments and societal indifference. This project aims to bridge that gap, bringing warmth, sustenance, and a ray of hope to those who need it most.

Our dedicated volunteers, the backbone of FOTS, work tirelessly to gather and distribute essential items like food, clothes, shoes, blankets, towels, and hygiene products. These items, often taken for granted, can make a significant difference in the lives of those living on the streets. These distributions are not one-off events but are carried out periodically throughout the year, ensuring sustained support and assistance.

Fraternity on the Streets has established four vibrant chapters, each a beacon of hope in their respective communities. Our first chapter, situated in the heart of Las Vegas, NV, extends its support to those facing the stark contrast between the city’s renowned glamour and the harsh realities of street life. The second chapter, in the bustling metropolis of New York, NY, offers a helping hand amidst the city’s fast-paced and often impersonal environment. The third chapter, in Denver, CO, provides aid and comfort in a city where the splendor of nature stands in sharp contrast to the difficulties faced by its homeless population. Finally, our fourth chapter, based in Seattle, WA, stands as a pillar of support in a city known for its natural beauty, yet not immune to the challenges of homelessness.

As you navigate through this project, you’ll find inspiring stories, testimonials, and detailed insights into how each chapter is making a tangible difference. We invite you to join us in this noble endeavor. Your support, whether through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, is invaluable. Together, we can continue to extend a hand of fraternity to those in need, transcending barriers, and building a world where empathy and solidarity reign supreme.

SPONSORING IS CARING.

Your contribution, no matter the size, helps us sustain and expand our efforts. Every dollar donated goes directly towards providing essential items and services to our homeless friends. We also encourage you to learn more about each chapter and see how you can get involved locally.

In the spirit of fraternity, let us unite to uplift those who are struggling. Let’s transform empathy into action, and in doing so, enrich our own lives. Join us in this journey of compassion – together, we can make a difference, one life at a time.

NEW YORK / NY

LAS VEGAS / NV

DENVER / CO

SEATTLE / WA

MIAMI / FL

HOUSTON / TX

ATLANTA / GA

BOSTON / MA

LAS VEGAS, NV

The project FOTS-Las Vegas was created in January 2021. Since then, the project takes place every Sunday and serves about 250 people with a full meal. Each meal consists of:

  • Lemonade;
  • Water bottles;
  • Coffee;
  • Spaghetti with meat sauce;
  • Dessert; and
  • Cookies, muffins or biscuits.

The project works with the support of Spiritist Society of Las Vegas, which is responsible for collecting donations for the meals and organizing volunteers in each action.

The social action takes place in partnership with Care Complex, which offers the location and exempts us from local licenses. 

The main focus is preparing and serving hot meals — usually pasta with meat or vegetables — along with water, juice, coffee, and dessert. Volunteers serve thousands of meals every year and also provide clothing and blankets to those in need.

NEW YORK, NY

The project FOTS-New York was created in November 2020. Since then, the project takes place on the first Saturday of the month and serves about 200 people. 

Each meal consists of:

  • water bottles;
  • hot dog;
  • ketchup/ mayonnaise/ mustard/ relish;
  • Cookies;
  • Fruits;
  • cereal bars; and
  • chocolate.

The project works with the support of two partners (Inner Enlightenment Spiritist Society and Faith In Children) with the help of local volunteers, who are responsible for raising funds and/or material for the donation and delivery of food on the streets of Harlem, in Upper Manhattan, New York City.

The work here is centered on helping people during extreme cold. Every year, thousands receive meals, water, juice, warm clothing, blankets, and personal hygiene kits.

DENVER, CO

The project FOTS-Denver was created in February 2021 and takes place every other Sunday, serving around 100 people in each action.

Each snack/meal is delivered in individual bag and consists of:

  • bottles of mineral water;
  • sandwiches;
  • fruits;
  • cookies (sweet and savory);
  • chips;
  • cereal bar;
  • coffee and/or juice.

Blessing bags are distributed with hygiene products.

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

This hub focuses on distributing meals — including sandwiches and fruit — along with water, juice, personal hygiene kits, and winter clothing.

SEATTLE, WA

The project FOTS-Seattle was created in March 2024 and takes place every fourth Saturday of the month, serving around 100 people in each action.

Volunteers serve a hot and fresh dinner, including beverages and desserts. 

Blessing bags are distributed with hygiene products.

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

The focus is on serving meals, providing water, donating clothing and hygiene supplies.

MIAMI, FL

The project FOTS-Miami was created in May 2024 and takes place every Wednesday and Saturday, serving around 100 people in each action.

In week, volunteers distribute boxes full of food and hot & fresh meals. 

Blessing bags are distributed with hygiene products.

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

This hub focuses on providing meals — including sandwiches, fruit, dessert, water, and coffee — along with clothing, hygiene kits, and other donations.

HOUSTON, TX

The project FOTS-Denver was created in October 2024 and takes place every other Saturday, serving around 100 people in each action.

Each snack/meal is delivered in individual bag and consists of:

  • bottles of mineral water;
  • fruits;
  • cookies (sweet and savory);
  • chips;
  • cereal bar;
  • sandwiches;
  • beverages.

Blessing bags are distributed with hygiene products.

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

The main work is supporting shelters, especially for women and children, through donations and prepared meals.

ATLANTA, GA

The project FOTS-Atlanta was created in September 2024 and takes place every last Saturday of the month, serving around 100 people in each action.

Each snack/meal is delivered in individual bag and consists of:

  • bottles of mineral water;
  • fruits;
  • cookies (sweet and savory);
  • chips;
  • cereal bar;
  • sandwiches;
  • soda.

Blessing bags are distributed with hygiene products.

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

The main work is supporting shelters, especially for women and children, through donations and prepared meals.

BOSTON, MA

The project FOTS-Boston was created in March 2021 and takes place once a month, serving around 100 people in each action.

Every month the volunteers distribute hot & fresh meal and blessing bags. 

The project works with the support of local volunteers, who are responsible for collecting donations and distributing the snacks and blessing bags.

The main work here is offering meals — often soup, hot dogs, or sandwiches — along with donations of personal hygiene items and warm clothing during the colder months.