homeless

This seems like no-win situation for everyone involved.

A proposed plan could help create opportunities and shelter for Amarillo's homeless.

If you take a drive around Amarillo there is no surprise that we face a problem with homelessness. We see so many people on the street corners asking for money. If you drive Downtown Amarillo it seems to be even worse.

This gives you something to do, will get you out of the house, and it goes to a good cause.

If you can, drop off some ornaments or a tree this Saturday.

This Saturday (11/14) there will be a bike run held in Amarillo that will benefit the homeless Veterans living in Amarillo.

When I saw the picture on social media, it broke my heart. The Guyon Saunders Resource Center posted a nearly empty table that is supposed to be filled with men's clothing.

It has been an Amarillo tradition now for 22 years. The annual Beans & Cornbread luncheon is the kick off for the Interfaith Campaign for the Homeless.

As winter approaches, Code Blue Warming Station is looking for a place to operate.

The Interfaith Campaign for the Homeless is an organization that helps over 17 different agencies in Amarillo who work with the homeless. The annual Beans and Cornbread Luncheon is their biggest fundraiser and it is happening on Monday, October 29th.

The event started as a way to hopefully prevent others from going through the pain, and to hopefully save a life.

This month, Food Not Bombs Amarillo will be accepting your donations of lightly used shoes and donations of socks to help those in immediate need.