The Californer - PATH Honors Sayed Ali of Interpreters Unlimited For His Dedication to Fighting Homelessness

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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- Interpreters Unlimited CEO and PATH (People Assisting The Homeless) Board Member Sayed Ali, will be honored, along with Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, by PATH at their "A Toast to Home San Diego" event on April 24^th. The event will celebrate a year of innovation, collaboration and partnership in their mission to end homelessness in San Diego.

PATH is one of the largest homeless service providers and affordable housing developers in California focusing on ending homelessness for individuals, families and communities. With over 70 locations, and serving over 150 cities throughout the state, PATH provides housing, food, medical/street outreach programs, medical and mental health support, employment assistance, Veteran services and more to those in need.

In 2024, over 10,000 people were experiencing homelessness in San Diego County. In their 2024 Point-in-Time Count for San Diego County, the Regional Task Force on Homelessness found 6,110 of those experiencing homelessness were unsheltered, which was an 18% increase from the previous year. From July 2023 to June 2024 alone, PATH helped approximately 8,000 San Diego region homeless access critical resources and helped over 1,000 find housing.

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At the "A Toast to Home San Diego" event, they will not only shine a spotlight on the amazing dedication of PATH's team and honor Sayed for his outstanding dedication and contributions to creating housing solutions and uplifting our community, but it will also help raise essential funds to continue delivering housing and support services throughout San Diego.

Since joining PATH's advisory board many years ago, Ali has been instrumental in supporting initiatives that provide housing solutions and comprehensive services to those experiencing homelessness in San Diego. His leadership and philanthropic efforts have contributed greatly to PATH's mission. Ali's involvement with PATH goes beyond board meetings, he takes an active role in hands on efforts that deliver shelter, support, and hope to those in need.

Sayed spends a lot of his time advocating for people who often go unheard. Through personal volunteer efforts, company support, and deep involvement with PATH's mission, Ali has become a key part of the organization's efforts in San Diego. Whether he's mentoring young entrepreneurs, helping a family navigate housing support, or donating time at a shelter or food pantry, Ali's focus remains on giving back and lifting others up.

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"When I first got involved with PATH, I knew I wanted to be more than just a name on a board," said Ali. "Homelessness isn't something we can ignore. These are people with stories, with families, with hopes. If we have the means to help, even in small ways, I believe we have the responsibility to do so."

For more information on PATH visit epath.org and for more information on Interpreters Unlimited visit interpreters.com (https://alborsalnet-my.sharepoint.com/personal/marc_westray_interpreters_com/Documents/Desktop/interpreters.com).