Jayson Conner used to be homeless. Now, he's the co-founder of Backpacks for the Street, a volunteer organization that delivers COVID-19 supplies to the homeless in New York City. 'I just think it's amazing when I can cheer somebody up.' - NBCOUT
"Almost immediately, I became completely addicted, and it led me down a very, very dark path," Conner said. He said ecstasy soon became a gateway to crystal meth.
Out on the Frontline: Jayson Conner is one of NBC Out's 2020 Pride Month honorees. To see the full list,Conner eventually met Newman, then a businessman, through mutual acquaintances and moved in with him. Although Conner was no longer homeless, he continued his struggle with alcohol and drugs until 2015, when he admitted himself to a rehab center.
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