Kawartha Lakes Mums Asks: Will You Support Kawartha Lakes Homelessness Prevention?
Have you read Danielle Steel's memoir of the loss of her son - His Bright Light or her subsequent memoir of her anonymous work with homeless outreach programs - A Gift of Hope ? This post has information on a Kawartha Lakes effort to help prevent homelessness, as well as A Gift of Hope by Danielle Steel.FTC Disclosure: Kawartha Lakes Mums welcomes family friendly advertising including affiliate links that meet our editorial guidelines. This helps us put food on our table at no additional cost to our readers.
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| Mark Fevang PReapares for 12th Annual Mark-a-thon Supporting APCH |
What motivates people to work towards helping homeless people?
For some, like Danielle Seel it is personal experience.
Helping the Homeless
A Gift of Hope - Helping the Homeless by Danielle Steel
In her powerful memoir His Bright Light, #1 New York Times bestselling author Danielle Steel opened her heart to share the devastating story of the loss of her beloved son.In A Gift of Hope, she shows us how she transformed that pain into a campaign of service that enriched her life beyond what she could imagine.For eleven years, Danielle Steel took to the streets with a small team to help the homeless of San Francisco. She worked anonymously, visiting the “cribs” of the city’s most vulnerable citizens under cover of darkness, distributing food, clothing, bedding, tools, and toiletries. She sought no publicity for her efforts and remained anonymous throughout.
Now she is speaking up to bring attention to their plight.In this unflinchingly honest and deeply moving memoir, the famously private author talks publicly for the first time about her work among the most desperate members of our society. She offers achingly acute portraits of the people she met along the way—and issues a heartfelt call for more effective action to aid this vast, deprived population. Determined to supply the homeless with the basic necessities to keep them alive, she ends up giving them something far more powerful: a voice.
By turns candid and inspirational, Danielle Steel’s A Gift of Hope is a true act of advocacy and love.
Mark Fevang- one Man's Crusade to Help Kawartha Lakes Homeless
Mark Fevang is lacing up his shoes in anticipation of A Place Called Home Kawartha Lakes 12th annual Mark-a-thon on August 8th, 2015 Would you like information about this walk-a-thon?Here is some info on the 12th Annual Mark-a-thon from the website at A Place Called Home.
A Place Caled Home Announces 12th Annual Mark-a-thon
Registration: 8:00am at Victoria Park/Lindsay Farmers' Market OR 10:00am at 363 Kent St. W. (A&W Parking Lot)Locations:
- 10K walk, Victoria Park / Lindsay Farmers' Market
- 5K walk, A&W Parking Lot
- Fee: $25.00 in pledges or a $30.00 registration fee
Help Mark reach his $10,000 goal in 2015!
How to register:
- Pick up a registration form and pledge sheet form directly from A Place Called Home at 64 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay.
- Request the registration form and pledge sheet be emailed to you
- Register Online on the A Place Called Home Website
For more information, on the Mark-a-thon please contact APCH.
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