Help for our Homeless Neighbors
During an evening walk on any city's sidewalk, through any suburban neighborhood, or along any rural path, when one sees the glow of a lamp through a window that is shining on the activities of the family within, one feels safe -- if our own home is nearby.
But along that same city street, within the same suburbia, near the same rural path, if one is homeless, sleeping on the street near a steam grate for heat, or hiding in an alley near a dumpster for food, or camping in a field waiting for dawn to find work, there is no feeling of safety.
Let's bring everyone to that place of shining and warmth: home. We welcome you to welcome all as you click on the logos below to bring help for our homeless neighbors:
After first being launched from funds donated by Stimulus Dollars through the City, Urban Outreach and the United Way, our Permanent Supportive Housing's residents in Tempe (Home at Last) are now funded by The Ramsey Social Justice Foundation.
Just two of several good-hearted Founders of Tempe's rotating homeless shelter - the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP), Jenny chaired the Study Committee to bring an end to sending our homeless neighbors away, and instead taking care of them in our town, in their town, Tempe.
