OUR MISSION: Harmonic Humanity is dedicated to forging paths toward stability for those experiencing homelessness by offering temporary employment opportunities through our music vendor program. We are also passionate about organizing events such as outreach walks, educational workshops and concerts. Our goal is to not just bridge gaps but to build a community where inspiration and support flow freely.

About Harmonic Humanity

After rising from homelessness, addiction and mental health challenges in 2005, AJ Lovewins started a music program in a soup kitchen in Seattle Washington called Healing Harmonies.

The goal of the program was to bring local musicians in to uplift people through music and provide needed outreach services. After attending a Landmark Education Course in 2008, the initiative became the 501c3 called Harmonic Humanity  with the help of co-founder Joseph Jacques, AJ’s long time friend. 

The unique jobs program, would take donated music from Grammy-winning artists and create  compilation CDs for the homeless to sell,  and keep 100% of the profits from, to support themselves, build dignity, and improve financial wellbeing.

To date, Harmonic Humanity has produced three albums: “Lovewins,” “Relief,” and “Hero,” and is currently working on a fourth album. The organization is also taking a significant leap forward by digitizing the program, introducing an app, QR codes, and reloadable credit cards for the street vendors.

Support Harmonic Humanity in its mission to offer a hand up, not just a handout, by getting involved, spreading the word, or donating. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of many.

Participating Street Vendors

Vendors sell the CDs for a $20 donation and keep 100% of the money. 

SUPPORTING MUSICIANS

Contact Us to join the mission

Jason Mraz

Michael Franti

John Butler

Sarah Maclaughlin

Maroon 5

Fishbone

Matthew Human

Eyezon

Singing Bear

Luminaries

Harmonic Humanity has been serving the homeless since 2005.

CD's Distributed to Street Vendors

Estimated Revenue Street Vendors have Earned

Hours of Free Counseling

In Emergency Supplies Distributed