My Grandmother Welcomed These Folks Into Her Home Many Times Each Week, And I’m Thankful She Did

Sometimes just having a human being come into your home with a hot meal and a warm smile can mean so much. I’d argue that more of these kinds of programs need to be funded by our taxes. But for now, let’s support them wherever and however we can.

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Mar 12, 2014

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