Organization's goal is to fight homelessness
Marlborough Enterprise - Mon Nov 23, 3:04 pm ETA new organization is trying to combat homelessness by connecting various state and local services.
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A new organization is trying to combat homelessness by connecting various state and local services.
The face of Jacksonville’s growing hunger problem is changing, leaders of social service agencies say. No longer a predominantly homeless issue, it’s the elderly couple saving money for medications. It’s the underemployed mom or dad choosing between groceries and the rent. It’s the college student who can’t find a job and the child whose parents have been laid off. read more
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - Here's a twist on the old saying, "When a door closes, a window opens."
As organizers prepare to feed about 2,000 homeless and poor people on Thanksgiving Day, more local donations are needed, officials said.
WASHINGTON----On Thanksgiving morning, Miriam’s Kitchen will host approximately 150 homeless guests with the support of ML Resources Social Vision.
The Hunger Task Force says more than a third of Milwaukee residents are hungry, and it's trying to do what it can by delivering food to pantries, homeless shelters, and soup kitchens. FOX 6 Reporter Brandon Cruz shows you why this year, one pantry had to make it invitation only.
A portion of funds raised through Profile Bank's seventh annual Ronald G. Pierog Golf Outing have been donated to The Rochester Community Collaborative to Serve Homeless Children and Youth in our Schools at Spaulding High School.
Mark lives under a tree in Cabazon. Sometimes he’ll be on a corner, holding a sign that says, “Homeless and ugly. Anything will help.”
BELTON - The Killeen school district is putting in place programs to help its homeless student population. Denise Pennington, Killeen school district homeless liaison, talked at a Wednesday meeting of the Central Texas Homeless Alliance about the district's efforts.
NAMPA — Rodney Pesho came to the Treasure Valley for work as a truck driver after losing his home in Moses Lake, Wash. "When the market went down, I lost my house," he said. "I lost everything in it. I had to pawn everything I owned."
Nothing like a little good-natured trash talking to break the ice.University of Tennessee swimmer Jamie Saffer admitted feeling a little nervous among dozens of student athletes as they hosted a special Thanksgiving seasonal dinner on campus for local homeless people Sunday.That is, until she mentioned that she competes in breaststroke and butterfly events."I don't know about breaststroke or ...