First there was… Then we saw… …and now we learn about… Every Wednesday since 2005, Sherry Wood has cut, colored and highlighted. It’s considered her
Tag: Homelessness
You’ve Got a Friend – GUEST BLOG
You’ve Got a Friend by Kristi Jo Jedlicki It is easy to be accepting of others whom we find to be socially acceptable or “normal”,
Gregory Kloehn Goes Dumpster Diving, but not for the Reason That Most People Would Think.
Gregory Kloehn isn’t homeless. In fact, he is an artist from Oakland that is trying to help the homeless and develop his craft at the
‘You never know how Jesus is going to look when he shows up.’…
“One day a crazy looking homeless guy came to the door, and we were about to close the door on him, but my mother saw
“My Buddy Witnessed an Act of Utter Kindness Today…”
‘ryclectic’ wrote: “My buddy witnessed an act of utter kindness. Props to this girls humanity. “While he was standing on the corner waiting for the
The Thank You Note – GUEST BLOG
The Thank You Note by Kristi Jo Jedlicki The thank you note was written on a scrap piece of paper that was carefully folded up
Have the Homeless Become Invisible?
In this social experiment, unsuspecting people walked by relatives pretending to be homeless. Would they notice their family members? Or have the homeless become invisible?
The Street Store – Official video 2014
We simply love this… Introducing The Street Store. The world’s first rent-free, premises-free, free ‘pop-up clothing store’ for the homeless, found entirely on the street
When I Was Hungry, You Gave Me Food – GUEST BLOG
When I Was Hungry, You Gave Me Food by Kristi Jo Jedlicki On a daily basis, the guests at the day shelter for homeless men
What it Means to be a Humanitarian – GUEST BLOG
What it Means to be a Humanitarian by Tara M “Remember, if you ever need a helping hand, it’s at the end of your arm,
9-Year Old Girl’s Sweet act of Kindness to a Homeless Man
Marci Gallison wrote: “I LOVE this story and was so proud of my daughter, we saw the man again the other Day and she was
YOUR Coat – Take it or Leave it
When nine people died due to the unusual low temperatures in Sao Paulo, Brazil, this group of friends decided they could do something. They created
Unsung Hero
This is wonderful…
It’s Better to Give Than to Receive – GUEST POST
It’s Better to Give Than to Receive – by Kristi Jo Jedlicki There’s a common misconception that people who are homeless are lazy and looking
Unemployed Man Devotes Month to Random Acts of Kindness
On a snowy spring morning armed with a dozen bags of food, water and blankets, Daniel Smith is on a mission. One by one, he
A Homeless Couple’s Much Deserved Night on the Town.
Redditor, ‘Need2throw’ shared the following: This is Charrolette and Ken. They’re a homeless couple we met while doing some charity work at a Seattle tent
Free Love on a Bench
Benches are magical! See more kindness magic below… “Bus stop bench was destroyed in an accident and never replaced. Bought this chair at local
A Little Perspective
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7-Eleven Clerk Who Lost Job Over Good Deed Gets a Better Offer
In a striking example of poetic justice, a Massachusetts teenager who says she was fired from 7-Eleven for giving a cup of coffee to a
Resale Store Refuses to Give Homeless Man a Coat, Woman Opens Free Shop in Response
A little store in a Hollister, Missouri shopping center is offering the basic needs — clothing, hygiene items and baby supplies — at incredible prices.
“…Despite Having Nothing, he’s Thankful for Everything”
‘sir_a_ris’ wrote: “This is Mr. Roger. I met him over Christmas break one morning on my way to work when he fell over and could
Dad Finds a Sweet Note in his Daughter’s Folder at School
‘cliveholloway’ wrote: “Went to my daughter’s school and saw this in her file. Made me smile :D”
Love in the Mirror
Jonas Corona is truly an amazing young man… Jonas, now 6, began volunteering when he was just 4 years old by feeding homeless people on
Homeless Man Wins Lottery and Plans To Use Some of the Money to Help Others
Unemployed, in debt and facing another year living on the streets in Hungary, László Andraschek spent his last remaining coins on a lottery ticket. Now
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