On a single night in January of 2019, there were 567, 715 homeless people in the United States according to the most recent report by the U.S. Department
Even during this crisis you can help the homeless, but it’s different than before By Andrew Fraieli With the virus, and therefore national guidelines, causing person to person
Foundation and founder bring out food, medicine and ID system for the homeless in virus-stricken time By Andrew Fraieli Cities like New York are having hundreds die each
A law firm’s report shows how city’s ordinances criminalize basic human behavior By Andrew Fraieli Sacramento, California filed a lawsuit to ban certain homeless individuals from public spaces
By Andrew Fraieli At what point does being homeless become homelessness? Federal law has a definition, and states have varying ones as well, but it’s not as simple
By Andrew Fraieli Everyday there is food wasted by large businesses, thrown away because boxes are damaged or they’re close to their expiry dates, and everyday people go