Jan 21, 2015
Luis was born deaf in his left ear.
He struggled in school and faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles seeking employment. Now he’s lost his hard-earned job and is unable to keep up with rent on his studio apartment. Life on the street may be his biggest challenge.
Poverty robs people of dignity, hope and the power to determine their own future, but together we can make a difference. The Dallas Morning News Charities funds 25 local organizations that help those who are homeless, hungry and able to rehabilitate.
If you have it in your heart to help someone like Luis get back on his feet, donate today.
*The photo and name have been changed to protect the North Texan’s identity.
Jan 18, 2015
When Dana was very young, a family member abused her.
Although she found a new home with her grandmother, Dana was never able to fully heal from her past. Her grades slipped and she ran away from home. Finding food has been even tougher.
Poverty robs people of dignity, hope and the power to determine their own future, but together we can make a difference. The Dallas Morning News Charities funds 25 local organizations that help those who are homeless, hungry and able to rehabilitate.
If you have it in your heart to help a someone like Dana get the help she needs, click here.
*The photo and name have been changed to protect the North Texan’s identity.
Jan 14, 2015
The oldest child is just 7 years old.
Maria’s daughter cared for five kids until a car accident changed everything. Now they are with their kind-hearted grandmother. With the sudden addition to her life, Maria doesn’t know how she’s going to make ends meet.
Poverty robs people of dignity, hope and the power to determine their own future, but together we can make a difference. The Dallas Morning News Charities funds 25 local organizations that help those who are homeless, hungry and able to rehabilitate.
If you have it in your heart to help a family like Maria’s get back on its feet, click here.
*The photo and name have been changed to protect the North Texan’s identity.
Jan 11, 2015
It’s hard to study when your first meal of the day is the school lunch.
Every morning, Casey and Jamie told their teachers that they were hungry. Through one of our charities’ programs, the twins start the day with a sack of food. Now they can focus on the activities in the classroom.
Poverty robs people of dignity, hope and the power to determine their own future, but together we can make a difference. The Dallas Morning News Charities funds 25 local organizations that help those who are homeless, hungry and able to rehabilitate.
If you have it in your heart to help someone like Casey and Jamie get a fresh start, click here.
*The photo and name have been changed to protect the North Texan’s identity.
Jan 7, 2015
For many, December 1st is the beginning of the holidays. To Janet it’s the toughest part of the month.
Janet quit drinking five years ago to get her life back on track, but it’s been tough. She suffers from hernias and endometriosis and needs six teeth pulled. Janet works hard, but the bills are due and her checks come in the middle of the month. She doesn’t know how she’s going to make ends meet.
Poverty robs people of dignity, hope and the power to determine their own future, but together we can make a difference. The Dallas Morning News Charities funds 25 local organizations that help those who are homeless, hungry and able to rehabilitate.
If you have it in your heart to help someone like Janet get back on her feet, click here.
*The photo and name have been changed to protect the North Texan’s identity.
