Three people sitting outdoors on a sidewalk, engaged in conversation. One woman on the left wears a black tank top and a black cap, the man in the middle wears a long sleeve shirt with a graphic print and sunglasses, and the man on the right wears a red hoodie and a baseball cap. There are cans of food and other supplies on the ground in front of them.

Serve the least, last, and overlooked in our society.

Since 2020, Current has been involved in local outreach to our houseless neighbors in North County San Diego and across the border in Tijuana.

This isn't the kind of service where everyone wears matching t-shirts and poses for Instagram. It's behind-the-scenes, real, and raw.

One of our community members leads regular trips to the hidden places of Oceanside, bringing food and presence to folks who often get overlooked by other organizations or can't bring themselves to traditional service events.

We also have connection with Humanity Showers, an organization providing mobile shower services to our houseless community.

If you want to get involved in this work - whether it's feeding folks in the margins or volunteering with the showers - we can connect you.

This is about showing up with dignity, not charity.

It's about ongoing relationship, not a project.

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A man with a beard, wearing a face mask, sitting on a park bench, being helped by a woman with long blond hair, wearing sunglasses and a plaid shirt, holding his hand
A woman with tattoos and sunglasses hands a box of low-fat milk to a man in a camouflage cap, who is standing behind a stack of milk cartons outside a blue house with a window. It appears to be a delivery or donation event.
People gathered around a pickup truck with canned food and boxes, with a blue house in the background and a sign that says 'Food Closet'.