New arrivals don't contribute financially, but once guests start working, they eventually share a portion of their earnings with the household. Somehow, she manages. Somehow, there is always enough. Bracelet's assistant, Xan Zaine, herself a graduate of God's Hope Haven, said last year they helped 78 people. And this year, they've helped 53 people since January.
All races are welcome.
Until last Thanksgiving, Bracelet worked as a teacher's aide at Sidney Lanier School for 3 years, and as an aide at Tacachale for 25 years before that. She uses some of her own money toward household expenses, but tries to keep her personal funds separate. And then I started helping their mothers and fathers. After I saw people's lives change, it just snowballed. Now her answering machine is filled with requests, and she often turns people away.