Our Programs
Fair The World is building a connected Los Angeles outreach program centered on personal shelter, essential supplies, respectful human contact and cleaner shared spaces. Each part is designed to work together, be measured responsibly and grow as donations, volunteers and community partnerships increase.
Compact, durable and consistently designed tents offer immediate protection while making distribution and replacement inventory easier to organize.
Hygiene items, basic necessities and other practical supplies can be provided during outreach based on available resources and participant needs.
Volunteer-supported cleanup efforts can reduce litter and health risks while improving the spaces shared by participants and surrounding neighborhoods.
Compassionate follow-up can connect participants with appropriate community resources and consent-based contact requests from family or support networks.
The tent program
Fair The World plans to source smaller, durable tents in bulk, with a long-term sourcing target of 500–1,000 tents as the program develops. A consistent tent style can help create more orderly spaces, maintain quality and lower costs through volume purchasing.
Each tent can receive a permanent identifier such as FTW-00001 and a unique QR code linked to secure outreach records. With consent, registered participants can update their tent location or general area, manage contact preferences and help outreach teams provide more consistent follow-up.
Program principles
- Keep participation respectful, voluntary and centered on dignity
- Protect exact locations, contact details and participant information
- Coordinate shelter, supplies, outreach and follow-up support
- Publish verified impact and clearly explain how donations are used
Smaller tents, consistent design.
Compact tents, permanent numbering and weather-resistant QR labels create a practical system for inventory, outreach visits and participant-directed location updates. The goal is to provide immediate shelter while building stronger connections to supplies, services, family contact options and continued support.
Standing with those who served.
Veterans are our number one priority for tents and all available essential supplies. Our veterans program combines practical shelter with personal support to help those who served connect with the resources they need.
We will help veterans connect directly with organizations we partner with and navigate access and enrollment in government programs and other community services. This includes help understanding application steps, preparing required information and following up on referrals for housing, benefits, health care and other needs.
We will verify and validate veteran status through a private eligibility review. Verified veterans can choose a distinctive veterans tent and their own dedicated tent layout, helping outreach teams recognize participants and connect them with veteran-focused support. The distinctive tent identifies participation in our verified veterans program; it does not display private service records.
With the veteran’s permission, we can coordinate with partner organizations and share confirmation of our review. Where a partner accepts that confirmation, it may reduce repeated verification steps and help support reach the veteran sooner. Each organization determines its own eligibility, documentation and enrollment requirements.
Veterans may choose a tent with a small Veteran label and U.S. flag or the standard blue and silver-gray version. Visible veteran markings and participation in the dedicated layout are voluntary.
