He has lost everything. Life's turbulent path had already taken Jeff Townsend's wife by cancer, but now the company he worked for filed for bankruptcy and closed its doors. Jeff's wife's medical bills depleted him financially and losing his job left him homeless. As a last resort, he moves to Michigan to live with his brother. As he settles in, he is driven to understand this deplorable social condition and becomes friends with a band of homeless people, a passionate priest, and beautiful rabbi. Together they tackle their problems, but draw too close to its dangerous sting. Jeff is propelled into an adventure of precarious existence led by life's brutal interruptions. What he realizes is that homelessness is more than a battle for survival. It is a fight to maintain dignity in a world where belief in the future is sometimes tied to money and influence and people who judge rather than understand.