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About Harmonic Humanity
Harmonic Humanity began in 2005 when AJ Lovewins, newly out of homelessness, launched a music program called Healing Harmonies at a soup kitchen. What started as a small act of hope evolved into a national nonprofit, co-founded with Joseph Jacques in 2009.

The organization created a first-of-its-kind jobs program where people experiencing homelessness sold music compilation CDs donated by artists—including Grammy winners like Michael Franti, Jason Mraz, and Maroon 5—keeping 100% of the profits to support their recovery and independence.

For over a decade, Harmonic Humanity also organized Outreach Walks across West Coast cities—bringing therapists, psychiatrists, life coaches, and volunteers directly onto the streets to offer free counseling and hand-deliver vital survival supplies to people in need.

Today, the organization is in a creative redesign phase, exploring how to bring its beloved CD program into the digital era to assist people rising from the streets.

CD's Distributed to Street Vendors

Estimated Revenue Street Vendors have Earned

Hours of Free Counseling

In Supplies Distributed