Dry Bones Street Project

Dry Bones Street Project Ministries is a non-profit organization based in the United States that employs 5 to 9 people. The organization focuses its efforts on helping individuals facing economic hardship, including the unemployed, hungry, and homeless. Dry Bones Street Project Ministries operates a variety of programs aimed at supporting youth, women, and the homeless. Youth programs include the Diva-Fella Ball, a graduation celebration providing attire, hair and makeup services; Bears for Babes, a Christmas teddy bear distribution; and the Babes Program, offering social skills development, Bible studies, lunch, and activities. Women's programs encompass Project S.H.E., a charity event benefiting domestic violence victims; the She Works program, providing job preparation and employment opportunities; and the She Learns Program, offering educational training. Homeless programs include Project F.A.M., providing meals, hygiene items, and blankets; and transitional housing for women and their children. The organization is passionate about providing a "ray of hope" to those facing adversity and aims to become a "breath of life" by raising awareness and inspiring community involvement. In the future, Dry Bones Street Project Ministries plans to open Ezekiel's Center of Restoration, a transitional housing facility for homeless women and families. To learn more about Dry Bones Street Project Ministries or to get involved, visit their website at www.drybonesstreetproject.org. Donations, sponsorships, partnerships, and employers are all sought after to support their various programs.