Domestic Project

❤️Warmth in the cold winter❤️
Simplyhelp cooperated with “Hometown Gift Bag Sharing” have prepared 200 gift bags for homeless on 11/17, including: two blankets, cold hats, scarves, gloves, socks, wet wipes, toilet paper, soda, and coffee. These 200 gift bags will be delivered to the homeless people within one or two weeks. We hope that these homeless people will have enough equipment to survive the upcoming cold winter.
On 11/17, 60 hot lunch boxes were prepared and delivered to the homeless people. They received the gifts were very happy and expressed their gratitude!
Thanks to all volunteers and donors😃 and best wishes to all of them and pray that they will get out of trouble soon🙏

Today we distributed about forty bags to people who call their cars home. Sleeping in a car in the winter is difficult. I hope the gift of blanket can keep them warm (their response is a heart-eyed smile) – Ling

SimplyHelp continues to care for homeless at Safe Parking. We had an opportunity to visited 3 Safe Parking locations, and were able to provide power banks, KN95 masks, masks, flash lights, snacks, hygiene items, toiletry, socks…etc for the clients. – Amy

Prepare handbags to distribute to homeless people.

Distribution to homeless who stay in cars on 11/7 morning.
17 veterans homelessness live in the VA hospital parking lot

Last night, we distributed quilts, hats, car umbrellas, snacks, etc. to the homeless people living in cars to keep them warm in winter, as well as hot food from the Care Mission USA Foundation.
Let them know we care. They work during the day and live in a government-managed parking lot because they can’t pay the rent – Tina 10/25

Thank you very much for your help, we were able to successfully complete the task, more than 600 gift bags, one-stop operation, sincerely thank You Ling for joining at the end, allowing the team to complete the task quickly – Jenny

Simplyhelp participate the distribution event “back to school” at Santa Anita race track today. A total of 600 bags were distributed to low-income families, thanks for all your help -Tina