RETML

11/24/2022

Stay safe.

09/19/2022

Happy Monday.
Let's keep pushing.

09/25/2021

THIS YEAR FUNDRAISING:
WWW.RETML.ORG
There's a $40, plus shipping (if you win) entry for a PS5. We would like a minimum of 100 people to participate. We will provide a date and time of when I will go live to select the winner. We will keep everyone updated with more details and instructions.

RE-TML is a 501(C)(3) non-profit and our vision is to see an end to the problem of homelessness when the compassionate people of a community come together in love to support one another through good times and bad.

I hope you guys can join us in this vision and help out where and when we can.

Together we can. Giving back through life-changing experiences. Read More Who We Are When life deals you a bad hand, you might find you need a little help. It happens to all of us at one point or another.In those dark moments, all hope seems lost. So when a hand reaches out from the darkness to lift...

04/28/2021

This article tells you a little bit more about homelessness in the state of Texas.

Elected officials have bickered over how to respond to Texans experiencing homelessness, and President Donald Trump tapped a man who founded a San Antonio shelter to coordinate the federal government's approach. Meanwhile, homeless Texans say they're often misunderstood.

11/26/2020

There are plenty of reasons. Happy Thanksgiving!!

08/17/2020

“You can get a thousand no's from people, and only one "yes" from God.” -unknown

08/12/2020

Every little thing is going to be alright. You just have to believe it.

07/04/2020

Happy 4th everyone!!!!!!!!!!

06/28/2020

How is everyone doing today?

06/27/2020

The top three areas of major cities with the largest homeless population are San Jose California,
San Diego California, and Seattle Washington.

06/26/2020

According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2018 Point in Time Count, a nationwide census of homelessness conducted on one night in January, Texas’ overall homelessness rate is nearly half the national average. Nine per 10,000 people in Texas are homeless, compared with 17 per 10,000 people nationwide, according to HUD.