All the other mothers loved Margie, who gave kids free professional haircuts every night. Hopefully, with luck and hard work, her positive attitude will take her far up and away from homelessness. Olive Branch Mission, Chicago. 1999

Donna Ferrato's 1999 black and white photograph, "All the other mothers loved Margie, who gave kids free professional haircuts every night. Hopefully, with luck and hard work, her positive attitude will take her far up and away from homelessness. Olive Branch Mission, Chicago.", captures a moment of community and care within the Olive Branch Mission in Chicago. The image depicts a woman giving a young boy a haircut while another woman watches on with a smile. Ferrato's documentary style photography often focuses on social issues and marginalized communities, shedding light on the resilience and strength of individuals facing challenging circumstances. The photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the human connection that can exist even in the midst of poverty and hardship. This image embodies the themes of social justice, poverty, and community.