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At a Feeding a Hungry Night, from left: Jess Hodgson, Morag McLean, Richard Tyson, Ann Hobbes, Michelle Kay, Paula Hodgson, Ron Neiman and Heather Holden.
Every few months a organisation from Sutton Group – Select Realty in London, Ont. participates in a Salvation Army’s Feeding a Hungry Night. Almost 200 homeless and inspired people line adult each Thursday to suffer a free, prohibited meal. Many sales reps also collect garments in allege to give out to attendees. Sales repute Paula Hodgson says she hopes that other companies and people will cruise participating in this rewarding, didactic experience.
“These people haven’t selected to live on a street,” she says. “One lady in a wheelchair brings her 10-year-old son who has Down syndrome. Wherever his mom goes, a child comes along sensitively and eats. Where is she removing a job? Who’s looking after her child while she’s during a job? It’s unhappy really.
“We are very, unequivocally advantageous with a income we make and a cities that we live in, so we do this to give behind and move some-more recognition to a loyal emanate of homelessness. There are a lot of misconceptions about homelessness. People consider of it as a misery emanate and, really, homelessness is a mental health issue, in many cases.”
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