homeless

I don't know much about this restaurant, the owner or their garbage problem. But, I do know that the owner is restoring faith in humanity.
He wrote on a sign outside the restaurant door:
To the person going through our trash for your next meal:
 
You're a human being and worth more than a…

Whenever I'm mad or think that life is unfair I always have to kick myself and think: "Remember that somebody always has it worse".
On a single night in January 2014, there were 578,424 in the United States.
Every one of them has a reason...

This video is labeled as a "social experiment."  Let me say that the people that produced it normally make "prank" videos.  So there's no telling whether or not it's real.  I actually hope it is fake.  In the video you see a boy with a sign that says that he's homeless.  You can …

When you see a homeless person, you probably don't see someone with talent, but you should remember we're all blessed with skills, no matter what our lot in life.

A woman spotted a local panhandler driving a nice new car. Turns out she wasn't the only person nearby who recognized her.

You can give the homeless money or you can make them work for it. In this video, they have to earn it.

If you don't think how you dress affects the way people perceive you, here's proof that'll make you change your mind.

This guy who makes YouTube prank videos decided to set up a fake lottery for a homeless man named Eric, who bought a lottery ticket. He faked a win for him by giving the clerk $1,000 to give to Eric.

There's no question that homelessness is a serious problem. In some parts of the country, it can be a killer with the snow and the cold. We complain about panhandlers in the medians and on the street corners. It's easier to look away than it is to look at the homeless and panhandlers.

It pays to be honest.
Actually, it pays quite handsomely.

If you are on Facebook no doubt you've heard of "Farmville" or "Mafia Wars". Well, there is now an online game that helps you understand how some become homeless.

Ted Williams was offered a full-time job with the Cleveland Cavaliers and he also received a mortgage on a house by Quicken Loans Arena.