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We recently welcomed UALC’s middle school students to our warehouse for a day of service and connection. Together, we packed dignity bags, made cards, and had honest conversations about hygiene, poverty, and loving our neighbors well. It was a blessing to serve alongside them.

This month at Vista Village, three residents moved out and six more are moving in. With each transition, Divine Dignity provides hygiene support and Welcome Home baskets to help neighbors take the next step toward stability and self-sufficiency.

Many children go without basic hygiene items like toothbrushes and toothpaste. Through our Dignity 4 Kids program, Divine Dignity provides these essentials to schools and families each month. Thanks to a generous donation from Dr. Taryn Gehlert and Bowen Legacy Dental, 400 students at Moler and Highland Elementary received toothpaste this spring.