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i mean i don't think it's evil to give a homeless person food instead of cash, even if the reason is because you don't want them to spend money on drugs or whatever. the BEST thing you can give a homeless person is whatever they need at that moment, and the second best thing is cold hard cash. but when i'm panhandling i'm never going to say no to a snack and i'm still going to be grateful even if i can't eat what they gave me.
today someone gave me a bag with three meals in it, but they were all frozen. i don't have any way to heat this food up that won't make it taste weird (like putting it on my engine or something), so this stuff is inedible to me. i tried all day, but without a microwave it's just. not gonna be good. i'm still grateful that she tried to give me something useful.
i have three pairs of gloves i got for free, and i took them all because who knows what might happen? i might lose two pairs, or they might get holes in them, or it might end up so cold i need three layers of gloves. i might meet someone else who needs gloves.
it's important to acknowledge that not every homeless person can take the food you want to give them, or might not need food because they can get it through other means. it's important to acknowledge that substance abuse issues are more complex than 'if i can't afford it, i'll quit' and that a homeless person drinking some beer or smoking some cigarettes or weed isn't a moral failure or a lack of priorities on their part. it might not even be at the level of substance abuse. at the same time, i don't think you have to give us cash or nothing. give whatever you're willing and able to give.
like it says on my sign, anything helps. yes, cash helps the most, because cash is the gateway to pretty much anything else i could need. but morale helps a lot too. knowing people are kind and willing to give helps. a free bag of cheetos helps.
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Hey ya’ll, still homeless out here. Slept under the stars, which was beautiful.
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Hello, my name is Caktus/Bastian and I am trying to get an enclosed scooter for my husband. It is becoming more expensive for him to get rides to and from work. His is the only income we have since an injury (I have no discs i. My lower spine) prevents me from holding down a steady job. All of his paycheck is spent on bills and other household expenses so we won't be able to afford this without a lot of help but, after some discussion he and I decided that an enclosed scooter would be the best option.
A few of the reasons being :
Neither of us have a drivers license, but in our state a scooter of this caliber does not need one.
It is enclosed and has a heater, meaning he would be able to continue using it in the cold months.
It does not take gas and is entirely electric. (we later plan to invest in a portable solar charger.
A back seat means he can take a passenger or even do store runs to stores not quite within walking distance for us.
And all together it is much cheaper than a car, both in short term and the long run.
Thank you to anyone who can donate.
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I'm all for crowdfunding and mutual aid, but sometimes I get really tired of being the person who's willing to sit on the sidewalk begging and barely getting by, when someone who just says "I'm etc etc etc pls give me money" online gets 100s of $$ from people who won't even look at me when I'm out there.
like.... I struggle to make $20 a day, but if I went online and just quoted all the reasons I'm marginalized I would make more?
I'm gunna be so for real, if you don't give panhandlers in your community money, you shouldn't be funding people online either. If you think certain types of begging are better than others, you are a classist asshole
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I know there are plenty of other, much more important causes to donate to right now. But if you could just hear me out.
Since injuring my back (I have no discs in my lower spine) I have been unable to keep a steady job. My partner's income is the only income we have right now, and it is becoming more and more expensive for him to get to and from work regularly. There are several reasons an enclosed scooter would benefit us.
Neither of us have a license but we would not need one for a scooter
It's electric, no burning of fuel, and we have also been discussing investing in a small solar charger
It comes with a heater meaning that he could continue to get to and from work even in the winter
It is much cheaper than a car all together.
These are just a few of the benefits.
If you can donate it is so very appreciated, and if you cannot then a reblog certainly helps.
Thank you so much for your time.
Hi, everyone, trying to reach the southeast part of Harris County and the nearby Galveston County areas because I am helping out a friend look for gigs and side jobs. He is already a very busy young man. He is a divorce dad who gets his child on the holidays and school breaks. Yes, he needs the money, but he is also already very busy. If you want to give him a chance, text with good introductory and full details of the job to 832.719.7015
Currently, he is a machinist helper, licensed electrician, yard/landscaping specialist, and a handyman who is also learning about off-grid handyman services to add to his list of skills. He also tinkers with auto mechanics.
Don't forget to let him know that it was Tressa Nguyen who referred him to you. I get a finder's fee because he is that grateful. Thank you so much for your attention and participation.