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Just imagine all that you have helped accomplished in the six months since Lincoln Center opened.  We have been full since the third day we opened. Frostbitten noses ears and toes were averted. They were kept warm on recliners, with socks, gloves, hats, coats, and blankets donated by you and other generous friends. In pastContinue reading “AT LINCOLN (May 30, 2021)”

The last two weeks have been a whirlwind of discouragement, disasters, disease and promise.  How can so much happen in so short a time.  The weather switching from cold, and snowy to warm and sunny and back to cold again, created great difficulties for those in the camp.  The snow caused everything to get wet,Continue reading “ON THE STREET (November 30, 2020)”

We know we haven’t updated “On-The-Street” for quite some time and we want to apologize. Many, many of you have continued to assist us with delivering meals and donating clothes and camping supplies for our friends outside and in motels. Thank you all for that. There have been so many of you that have contributedContinue reading “Unsheltered–Facing Winter Crisis”

Thanks to everyone! We have reached our goal. No one will have to land on the street on the 8th. You are all amazing.- Harry

We have just been informed that due to a change in procedure the CDBG-CV funds we had been hoping to be allocated on at the July 6 th city council meeting, will not be on the agenda until their July 20 th meeting. This has created a huge funding crisis because the 20 rooms thatContinue reading “Motel Funding Crisis (July 3, 2020)”

This week we are going to review the status of three groups of people in our community that we are all concerned about. The first are those folks now living in motels, thanks to all of you. The second group are those still on the streets and the third are those in danger of becomingContinue reading “Where are We at? What’s Next? (June 1-14, 2020)”

The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis this past week exposed the stark reality of life that many of our neighbors must endure daily. Discrimination, poverty, hate, anger, fear, frustration, a sense of powerlessness, all run rampant when we fail to care for one another. Even though our city has thus far been spared theContinue reading “We Are All Family (May 25-31, 2020)”

As the virus and the economic consequences of it continues in their twin assaults on our community, and the poorest among us are thrust into ever more desperate situations in increasing numbers. One can easily become disheartened. After all the effort, money, and time expended, the HHH waiting list continues to hover at 128 people.Continue reading “A Community in Action (May 18-24, 2020)”

How does the Covid-19 protective motel sheltering work? Has it been effective? Where to we go from here? We have shared a lot about the difficulties our friends on the street face daily and how everything has only gotten worse since the pandemic started Food, clothing, shelter, social services, and health care are increasingly moreContinue reading “Meeting the Challenge (May 04-17,2020)”

The pandemic is upon us. As of today, 675 people in the tri-county area have tested positive. Our hearts ache with compassion for our hard-working neighbors employed by the chicken and meat processing industries here.  Not only are they afflicted by this dread disease, but they have been sent home to quarantine with their families. Continue reading “Very, Very Scary (April 27-May 3, 2020)”