Clothing drive to help homeless youth
You can help homeless youth stay warm this winter. You can donate new or gently used coats, scarves, hats, gloves, and blankets to..
Huntsville leaders are asking the public to adjust the way they donate to the homeless this holiday season-- mayor tommy battle says he wants people to work with non- profit organizations, rather than donating directly to homesless camps.
Waay 31's casey albritton is live at the first stop, a local non-profit, with why the mayor says changes need to be made.
Casey?
Huntsville leaders tell me when people donate directly to a camp, some donations aren't disposed of correctly and then they pile up-- creating health issues for people who live there...and it costs thousands of dollars in cleanup take a look at this video i took earlier at a nearby homeless camp-- you can see trash covering the ground.
Mayor tommy battle, members of huntsville city council, the huntsville police department, and representatives from a local organization, called expect little miracles, came together today to talk about the issue.
Leaders are encouraging people to donate money to
You can help homeless youth stay warm this winter. You can donate new or gently used coats, scarves, hats, gloves, and blankets to..
For many local nonprofits the need is great right now, but donations have dwindled during the pandemic.