Finding Home Again

12/14/2022

As we begin to take time off, rest, enjoy old traditions and new, laugh, cry, and more we wanted to say “MERRY CHRISTMAS” and wish you a successful and prosperous 2023.

11/10/2022

Add in Mylar blankets.

03/24/2021

Our local is well-stocked at the moment.

How about in your neighborhood?

03/06/2021

If you follow and movements combined with increased interest in and options, you will get an idea of where my brain has been as I process and strategize through various ways we can help the homeless find again.

Additionally, the but not lost part of myself is previewing a lot of conversion ideas to create a to allow me to on the .

03/04/2021

Business-Sponsored Pantries are a great resource for any area.

This pantry in the Lewisville area is sponsored by Five Star Ford.

You can find and register your Free Pantry at The Little Free Pantry.

03/04/2021

Definition: Homelessness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness

This is a good read to get a foundational view of the different levels and layers of "homelessness" as defined within the United States and by the United Nations.

At Finding Home Again, we also consider the aspects of the heart and mind in which individuals are "homeless" emotionally which often leads to a physical state of homelessness.

Many blessings,
Wendy Hamilton

01/24/2021

Do as much good
where you are
with what you have.

Wendy Hamilton

We can end homelessness whenever we want.
Father Nathan Monk

01/11/2021

Community Gardens or Garden Co-Ops are a great way to support the homeless and underserved in our communities.

In the winter is when planning begins...

What to grow. Where to grow.

If you need help with ideas on what to grow or how/when to get started, look up your local university agricultural recommendations.

In Texas, best site I’ve found is:

Agrilifeextension.tamu.edu

• Planning
• Raised Bed & Container Gardens
• How to make a grow box

Many plants require you to begin indoors first part of January.

AgriLife Extension delivers research-based educational programs and solutions for all Texans. Learn more by browsing our featured solutions and programs.

01/04/2021

Two organizations to partner with in your neighborhood to meet the needs of the homeless / displaced:

Little Free Pantry
Little Free Library

Like, Follow and LOOK for these pantries and libraries in your neighborhood and add an item or two this week. 👍

Wendy Hamilton

12/30/2020

Meet the needs you see.

From region to region, the homeless have differing and varying needs dependent largely on weather and resources invested into the homeless community.

This week, focus on your area. Within a 5 to 10 mile radius or a 5 to 10 minute drive of your home, where is there homelessness in any form?

When I asked God to show me it was interesting what highlighted:
1. A lost pet. In response, our family has been praying for the return of the pet,

2. A home up for sale / a home recently purchased,

3. Moving vehicles,

4. A certain intersection where displaced people gather - to pick up day labourer jobs and another location where they panhandle,

and more.

As we head into 2021, I believe fully that our with each other matter deeply and our growth in this area will be shown by our ability to love, honor and respect one another for not only where a person is - no matter what the state - but to rally behind the version of themselves and the future for another that God shows us and HELP one another by "meeting the needs we see".

Wendy Hamilton