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The PATH Interscholastic Leadership Team (PILT)

Community, Collaboration, Compassion

A group of K-12 students in San Diego County working to help end homelessness

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THE TEAM

L-R:Aya Enochs (San Diego High School), Minori Groene (CEO; San Diego High School), Genesis Garcia Lara (Our Lady of Peace Academy),Josephine Baur (Executive Committee Member; Albert Einstein Academies Charter Elementary School), Anya Hanson (East Village Middle College High School), Nicolo Zervas (San Diego High School), Esli Leon (San Diego High School), Lana Broch (Mission Bay High School), 

 

Not pictured: Arturo Basilio (Albert Einstein Academies Charter Middle School),  Margaret Pawloski (San Diego High Shcool), and  Emeli Esteva (Albert Einstein Charter Middle School) 

OUR MISSION

TO COLLABORATE WITH PATH & OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO END HOMELESSNESS

WE ALSO SUPPORT

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OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS

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WE BELIEVE that...
A Permanent Home is a Fundamental Human Right
A Place to Call "Home" is Needed if We're to Reach Our Full Potential as Human Beings
Education Eliminates Prejudice Against Homelessness & Its Causes
It's Important to Treat All People With Respect Regardless of Their Housing Situation
Our Actions Should Aim to Preserve the Dignity of Those We Serve
We Can Eliminate Homelessness by Working Together
A Person Should Not Be Described By Their Condition or Situation
Being Part of the Solution to Homelessness is Better than Passing Judgment on Vulnerable People
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October 2022

Our Founder & CEO Brayden wrote an op-ed that was published in the San Diego Union-Tribune

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February 2022

Brayden and Lauren (PILT 21-22) were featured in the La Mesa Courier (republished on SDNews.com)

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December 2023

PILT was featured in a big way in the La Mesa Courier on 12/15/23 when CEO Brayden was interviewed by journalist Jessica Mills. The digital version appeared on sdnews.com on 1/3/24

PILT IN THE NEWS
June 2024

PILT became known nationally when Brayden won third prize  for founding PILT in the Bill of Right's Institute's My Impact Challenge. It was featured in The Times of San Diego.

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July 2024

ABC10 News aired a segment featuring PILT and how we support Veterans transitioning out of homelessness.  The segment was followed by a transcript on ABC10.com

4K

Dollars
Raised

11K

Clothing Items incl. Shoes, Socks & Masks

16K

Food, Hygiene items, & household cleaning products

Testimonials

“The PATH Interscholastic Leadership Team is bringing transformational change to San Diego County.  This group gives me hope, because I see young people engaging in the crisis of our time: homelessness.  It will take all of us working together to bring solutions to our community; solutions like outreach, shelter, supportive services, and more importantly, housing. PILT has done so much for PATH's program participants, our residents, and our staff. We are deeply appreciative of all the fundraising, event planning, and awareness raising campaigns the members of PILT have brought forward. There are solutions to homelessness and we need people from all generations to support organizations like PATH. I am inspired by the members of PILT and will always be appreciative of the joy and compassion they bring to our work.”

Tyler Renner, Senior Director of Communications, PATH

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