Backing Memphis

It's been embarrassingly too long that we have been selfless in our actions towards helping the community.
It's time we band together to help those in need!
Any help is appreciated!!!

First things first, SOCKS...and gently worn shoes (Men's and Women's).

Secondly, feminine hygiene products and lots of them!!!

Project in the making::

‘Sock Roll’ (including a pack peanut butter crackers and a granola bar in each pack) and donating the efforts to a homeless outreach program. If you want to help, please let me know.

Our intention is to provide people in Memphis who suffer from homelessness with backpack care packs; from basic toiletries, to needed necessities.

A few things we could use;

Toiletries
Socks
TP
Water Bottles
Non Perishable Snacks
Backpacks/Drawstring Bags

Thanks to anyone who can help!!

**I can also purchase any supplies with donations by currency. If you see it necessary, I will create a Venmo account to assist.

We haven't forgot about anyone. I am dealing with problems in my family. Keep my dad in your thoughts as he battles leukemia.

For now, forward donations to the Manna House Memphis. Thanks be to everyone who has helped thus far.

Cool.

In a US first, New Orleans finds homes for all its homeless veterans More than 300 mayors have vowed to end veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. New Orleans celebrated the new year by becoming the first city to do so.

All it takes is one.

This is cool!

This woman created a bus with showers for homeless people. Lava Mae is a San Francisco non-profit; delivering dignity one shower at a time to the homeless. Lava Mae has converted decommissioned MUNI buses into mobile...

I haven't forgot about you all! I've been super busy and haven't been able to allocate time to helping others. The next wave of supplies is in the mix. Any supplies can help tremendously!

Stand By Me Join the movement at http://playingforchange.com Check out our global marketplace at http://www.playingforchange.com/marketplace. After 3 years, 31 countries...

Someone is catching on.

Utah Is Ending Homelessness By Giving People Homes In the past eight years, Utah has reduced homelessness by 78! It turns out giving housing to desolate people is not only human, it's economical.

This is a pretty helpful video.

$20 Homeless Backpack Care Kit Everyday Items homeless people need