Many of us likely found ourselves at a loss when The World Health Organization characterized the impact of Covid-19 as a global pandemic. However, our comprehension of the seriousness of this health threat was both cemented and compounded by the sweeping changes this designation meant for our overall wellness. In a moment where life as we know it has halted, we are forced to acknowledge our glaring economic disparities wherein access to simple resources that can keep us all safe and healthy, such as a place to wash our hands, heightened precarity for some and a slight reprieve for others. We hope that with more public resources, grace will abound in our communities, even as we respectfully and responsibly continue to practice social distancing.