Volunteers and clients dine together. |
All had cars, which is a good thing because the van service had been discontinued. The charity still owned the van, which is in good condition, but it was very difficult to put together a combination of volunteers and part-time employees to guarantee that the van was operating every day at 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Another good thing is that everyone had jobs that enabled them to cover the cost of their cars. Affordable housing is the problem; the temporary shelter that H&H provides is spartan, but secure, reliable and well-heated---important when it's 45 degrees outside.
I started the dishwasher and rolled out the sleeping bag. In the morning I'll put the dishes away.
In February it will still be cold. Some of these families will be back, and so will we.
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