This morning at 9 AM, Henry, Matty, Eddy, and Davy came to the house to make sandwiches and get ready for the day's trip. They prepared over 100 sandwiches and packed 120 bags of snacks and chocolate. Additionally, they organized eight bags of clothing. At 10:30 AM, we all gathered at Mass Avenue and joined two other volunteers, Jeff Lane and John Cox. We interacted with 85 individuals and handed out food, clothing, and toiletries. Six people were referred to detox, and two w

Today, we had three volunteers. Julia and Akira prepared sandwiches and handed out clothing and food on Mass Avenue, where Jeff Lane joined us. We handed out 75 winter hats, 125 pairs of gloves, 100 pairs of socks, 25 women's underwear, 50 scarves, 150 hand warmers, 25 jackets/sweatshirts, and rain/snow ponchos. We had three types of sandwiches: peanut butter and jelly, peanut butter and fluff, and turkey and cheese. The most popular choice was peanut butter and fluff. We ass

We now possess a double-deck pull wagon for our outreach initiative. A big thank you to John Cox for assisting us in acquiring this wagon. We can now deliver food and clothing to people wherever they are, even if they are unable to walk. Today, six volunteers participated in outreach work. Henry, Matty, Mark, and Berk prepared and handed out over 125 sandwiches, including roast beef and cheese, roasted turkey and cheese, peanut butter and jelly, and peanut butter and fluff sa

Three volunteers, John, Henry, and Berk, distributed over 80 sandwiches and bottles of water. They interacted with more than 60 people. Additionally, they handed out 60 pairs of gloves, hand warmers, socks, underwear, scarves, and hats near Mass and Cass. We realized today the need to have more women's clothing items available. The Universal Church kindly allowed us to use their parking lot.

Today, we had two volunteers, Jeff Lane and Mark Houy. 125 sandwiches and waters were distributed, along with jackets and winter clothes. Two people were referred to treatment. Berk met with a group called the Backpack Project. The Backpack Project is a group that raises funds to buy and distribute backpacks and basic necessities in the Mass Ave area every two months. We had a phone conversation with Ronald Loto. He is undergoing treatment at the Massac program in Plymouth an