Willuhelp

NBC Washington shares the Will U Help story. One question can change the direction of someone’s life.

These backpacks can change an unhoused person's life - but there's only a paper and a pen inside. These backpacks, and the organization that creates them, WillUHelp, asks the question: is there somebody from your past that we can reconnect you with?⁠ ⁠ The nonprofit uses the backpacks and works with shelters and addiction centers with the goal of creating strong human connections.⁠ ⁠ #WashingtonDC #Maryland #Virginia #PGCounty #DC #DistrictOfColumbia #DMV #NorthernVirginia #AlexandriaVA #NorthernVA #ArlingtonVA #FairfaxCounty #NoVa #MD #MoCoMD #PGCountyMD

💙 THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS!

Every backpack handed out…
Every phone call made…
Every loved one searched for…
Every prayer offered…

Matters.

Because of your generosity with your time, people living unsheltered are finding hope, reconnecting with family, and discovering they are not alone.

We couldn’t do this without you.

🌎 We’re growing across the country, and we’d love to have you on our team… especially if you’re looking for a REMOTE volunteer opportunity!

You can volunteer from home by helping:
• Search for lost loved ones
• Make outreach calls
• Support administrative projects
• Assist with social media and communications
• Pray for those we serve and our outreach teams

You don’t have to be on the streets to help someone off the streets.

If you’ve been looking for a meaningful way to make a real difference, this is your invitation.

👉 Become a Will U Help volunteer today: https://willuhelp.life/volunteer

Together, we’re ending isolation… one reconnection at a time.

🇺🇸 A special moment in Washington, D.C. today.

While preparing to serve during America’s 250th Birthday celebration, I had the privilege of meeting Sammy Hagar.

After hearing about the mission of Will U Help, Sammy generously donated $100 to help us reach more people living unsheltered in Washington, D.C. Even more encouraging, he took time to record a video about our mission that he said he’ll be sharing.

Moments like this remind me that compassion brings people together.

Over the next several days, our team will be distributing thousands of dollars worth of message backpacks throughout Washington while asking one simple question that has already reunited families across America:

“Is there someone from your past we could help you reconnect with?”

One question.
One conversation.
One family at a time.

Thank you, Sammy, for taking the time to encourage our mission and for helping us bring hope to people who are too often overlooked.

If you’d like to support what we’re doing in Washington, or bring our National Reconnection Network to your community, visit:

🌐 www.WillUHelp.life