SUPERUS (sue~pehr~us) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Its mission is to secure humanity’s basic survival needs—clean water, food, shelter, and medical care.
In 2024, SUPERUS launched two key initiatives to fulfill its mission statement: ending the homeless crisis in California and eradicating hunger in Los Angeles.
ENDING THE HOMELESS CRISIS
The 2024 Supreme Court ruling allowing politicians to dismantle homeless encampments emboldened Governor Newsom to remove the last remaining refuge for many of California’s homeless—their tents. California’s housing crisis has now only worsened, as individuals and families are left scattered and more vulnerable than ever before.
Please sign our petition urging Governor Newsom to grant a coalition of California non-profits the authority to build and govern a sustainable, eco-friendly city of tiny and adobe homes in California City. This initiative will provide refuge, recovery, and community for 120,000 homeless, offering a real solution to end California’s housing crisis while also reducing the impact of encampments on business owners and neighborhoods.
ERADICATING HUNGER IN L.A.
To eradicate hunger in Los Angeles, SUPERUS is launching the world’s first non-profit autonomous food factory using cell-based technology. The facility will feed 5 million people annually, including seniors on fixed incomes, low-income families, college students, the unemployed, and homeless shelters.
By mass-producing beef, pork, poultry, and fish without harming any animals, this technology uses 99% less space than factory farming and eliminates toxic emissions. All products are free from antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, microplastics, and mercury.
Discover how we’re making Los Angeles the first megacity to eradicate hunger.
FEEDING A MEGACITY
Our targeted demographics for feeding Los Angelenos are fixed-income seniors, low-income families, college students, unemployed individuals, and local homeless shelters. All meat and fish are guaranteed to be cruelty-free and free of antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, microplastics, and mercury.
HOW WE END HUNGER
Cell-based food technology is one of the 21st century's greatest innovations, offering a real and viable solution to eradicate food insecurity. The following video explains how we’re utilizing this technology and why Los Angeles is ground zero.
MEET OUR FOUNDER
Lawrence Moses is a public servant and activist who advocates for the welfare of all sentient life and the health and sustainability of Earth's environment. Lawrence founded SUPERUS (sue~pehr~us) in 2020 with the aspiration that the non-profit organization would unify humanity to liberate itself by securing universal access to clean water, food, shelter, and medical care.