Whatever you have to give, remember that acknowledging another person's humanity is often the best gift that you can give - regardless of where they are planning to spend the night.
Do one thing. Stick a few items in your car or purse to give away.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Beyond Bridgetown - What Can I Do?
These folks have put together a list of things that you can out in a gallon sized Ziploc bag to have ready to pass along the next time that you meet up with a person who is homeless. Give it with a smile, and try to find out something about your new neighbor: a name or hometown or how long they plan on staying.
Whatever you have to give, remember that acknowledging another person's humanity is often the best gift that you can give - regardless of where they are planning to spend the night.
Do one thing. Stick a few items in your car or purse to give away.
Whatever you have to give, remember that acknowledging another person's humanity is often the best gift that you can give - regardless of where they are planning to spend the night.
Do one thing. Stick a few items in your car or purse to give away.
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