Chester Harris works security at the Lincoln Park Kroger. But Chester because he doesn’t have a car – and the 63-year-old walks from his apartment in Taylor to his job in Lincoln Park every afternoon – and back again every night – five miles each way.
We asked — and you answered in a BIG way! 💚Thank you to everyone who sent in or dropped off items for our @worldhomelessday World Donation Drive last week. Because of your generosity, we received essential daily living items, including socks, bedding, blankets, toiletries, and clothing specifically for our male clients, who are sometimes overlooked.Special shout-out to @Dee Dot Carlton Entertainment, Marc Cummings of Hood Research, and the ladies of @aka_xiphi from @uofmdearborn for dropping off their donations on Friday, October 10th, World Homeless Day.🩵 We’re still accepting donations!📍 Drop-off Location:DRMM Administrative Building150 Stimson St., DetroitMon–Fri | 9 AM–4 PM📦 Prefer online giving?Shop our Amazon Wish List and have items shipped directly to us:🔗 drmm.org/get-involved/#DRMM #WorldHomelessDay #DonationsNeeded #HomelessMen #HelpTheHomeless … See MoreSee Less
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