Help the homeless with Crisis House
Tax deductible
"Right before our eyes, rapidly rising numbers of people are living - and dying - on our sidewalks, parks and canyons .
"Something is deeply wrong.
"Dealing with homeless people is hard, dirty work, bereft of easy answers. Still, somebody has to do it. So far, we have outsourced our compassion to government, which mostly delegates the job to nonprofits, and they both are falling behind."
Those words appeared on the front page of the Union-Tribune more than a year ago. Since then, the problem has gotten much worse.
This campaign offers each of us the chance to do our part, by supporting the non-profits that are trying to bring solutions to this difficult problem.
Learn more: https://www.crisishouse.com/
"Something is deeply wrong.
"Dealing with homeless people is hard, dirty work, bereft of easy answers. Still, somebody has to do it. So far, we have outsourced our compassion to government, which mostly delegates the job to nonprofits, and they both are falling behind."
Those words appeared on the front page of the Union-Tribune more than a year ago. Since then, the problem has gotten much worse.
This campaign offers each of us the chance to do our part, by supporting the non-profits that are trying to bring solutions to this difficult problem.
Learn more: https://www.crisishouse.com/
Organizer
San Diego Union-Tribune
Organizer
El Cajon, CA
Crisis House
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
