Homeless backpack ideas

The following care kits are based on the seasonal needs of people living homeless or temporarily sheltered in Portland.

This family got inspired by people putting up front yard library exchange boxes and thought they would create a little free pantry for their community. Little did they know then, others would jump in and help it grow.

Homeless care bags are an easy family service project! Store a couple in your car to hand out whenever you see a homeless person while driving.

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I want to share 5 great organizations that need your time and talents. They need volunteers to make handmade items. It is often assumed that most items needed are for knitters and crocheters. However, this list shows that crafting for a cause requires all different type

This infographic shows the tarp knots I use. Rigging a tarp or dining fly provides shelter from the wind and rain and shade from the sun.

Before you perform your good deeds, you need to learn a few basic rules and different ways you can help!

Barefeet In The Kitchen: Sack Lunches for the Homeless

7’ x 5’ of ‘Tyvek Homewrap’ (and some waterproof zippers) is all you need to make this multi-use piece. Most people who use a tarp use a Tyvek groundsheet/footprint anyway. If it can double as a bivi, before bed you will have a spacious comfy floor, and when you turn in you can be confident