I personally left my home for awhile to walk with the homeless. I actually walked miles and miles and miles, even ate some KFC from a garbage can. I would pick up bottles of soda on the side of the road and drank from them and refilled them with water for when I got thirsty, and Ifi had enough money, I would buy a burger and a soda at mcdonalds, eat half of it and leave the other halfof it on a bench by the train stop for someone else who was poorand/or homeless. I would sometimes go to a landromat and wash one loadxof clothes and carried a plastic bag with me andif i had extra bottles of soap shampoo and lotion i would hide them a little, but peeking out enough so somebody could find them. I saw magnificent things and how the homeless who stuck together and took care of each other.
God bless the families that live on our earth.

An incredibly touching story, this video pumps a lot of emotion and impact into its two minutes. What a great piece to spread the word about the homelessness crisis. I'll be sure to pass it along.

Great video---all the elements, story, the voice, the visual look, really come together to create a sympathetic story I connected with.

This is a great example of how to bring awareness to an issue.

Now that I've seen this video, I would love to see a video that addresses what we can do to improve the situation for people who fall into homelessness.

this is sad, but very real