Homeless and Waiting in Detroit
Karen wishes only for some money, peace of mind and to get into her new residence. It's a shame that we can't provide solutions for people like Karen who are simply transitioning and trying to make the right choices.
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Giving Back: A Perfect Way to Start the New Year
Giving back is in my blood, but I didn't grasp just how deeply it is etched into who I am and how important it is as part of a successful business strategy until I became an entrepreneur.
An Interview with a REAL Santa
Posing with Santa Claus at Christmas is one of those great American traditions that we hold dear. It's a magical time when kids are encouraged to dream as big as they can.
Twitter Magic Brings Miracle to Homeless Family
Last night, I was part of a miracle that I still cannot believe happened. When I woke up this morning I had to watch this video several times for it all to sink in.
In a Season of Compassion, Let's Stop Hate Killings of the Homeless
In 2009-2010, it is about time that we turn our attention to the plight of homeless people -- a forgotten hate crime group -- who are being attacked in growing numbers, based simply on an ugly stereotype.
'Tis the Season to Get Dirty and Help Fight Homelessness
The 12 Days of Christmas Homeless Push is rather simple. We've come up with a starter list themed around the 12 Days of Christmas, only this is the 12for12k version.
Yet Another Setback for Women and Children
While everyone may be focused on Wall Street bankers losing six figure salaries, the real victims of this recession are poor women with kids.
Patching Together the Welfare Quilt
As the Great Recession continues to batter families throughout the country with fresh gales of destructive force, many have lamented the erosion of a ...
No Home For The Holidays
Some transgender people are forced to pass the holidays alone, shunned by family and friends. And more than one-third of transgender individuals have no home at all.
Disabled Veteran Homeless In Detroit: Meet Leon
Leon is a Vietnam veteran who has been homeless for six years. After serving "the greatest country in the world," he is lost somewhere in the pile of Veteran's Administration disability claims.
Foreclosing Of A Dream
Helping a new generation achieve their dreams begins with strong families bound together through special experiences. That is why holidays are so vitally important.
Let's Go Bowling to End Homelessness!
In theory, Project Homeless Connect works. But to me, it's just a big dog and pony show. We need more than just chatter -- we need action to house the homeless.
Running the Numbers: Homelessness in America
The number one state, with the most homeless of all? California. That's amazing to me: Our once-prosperous state, home to much innovation, money and creative energy, has become the homeless capital of America.
You Likely Wouldn't Identify Tami as Being Homeless
As Detroit is wrecked by recession and economic difficulty, a new face of homelessness is emerging.
Homelessness Myth #4: There's Room In The Inn
My homeless friend Maurice supplied me with the following video of the situation of homeless people in downtown San Diego and the efforts of the Alpha Project to help.
In Good Taste: Donating to Those in Need
At this holiday season, even one in which money is tight for most of us, many Americans are generous in giving to those in greatest need. Donations to...
Music, Hunger and Phoebe
My inspiration for using music to feed the hungry came from a 5-year-old girl from San Francisco who asked a very loving question: "What can we do to help?"
Out of the Closet, Out in the Cold: Gay Marriage and the Catholic Archdiocese in DC
Which is the lesser of two evils: accommodating a few gays and lesbians while providing for 68,000 needy people, or leaving all of those needy people high and dry for the sake of making a statement against gay marriage?
Those Without a Kitchen
It's always around the holidays -- brainstorming how many baking dishes of Semi Sweet Potato Mash will fit in my oven at one time -- that I try to remember those among us without kitchens.
Homelessness Myth #3: Unsheltered People Only Count At Night
Finding unsheltered working homeless people can be accomplished by talking to the organizers, volunteers, service providers or friends who know these homeless people.
Homeless Wiki Resources
Homeless resource wikis are revolutionizing the use of social services resources, allowing the whole community to be responsible for content.
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