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With help from SVCF, in addition to assisting this client, Abode has achieved the following as of May 26: The experience of having a safe, clean room - in addition to the support of Abode - meant he was not alone and would have his basic needs met during this severe crisis. When Abode showed up in his time of need and facilitated his move, his immense relief and gratitude brought him to tears, according to Chris De Benedetti, Abode’s public information officer. Using grant funds received from Silicon Valley Community Foundation’s Nonprofit Emergency Fund, Abode Services was able to move him to a local motel to shelter-in-place, to help maintain his safety as well as the safety of the greater community.

As a direct result of the crisis, Abode is sheltering 693 people (more than 500 households) in leased hotels.

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