From now until June 23, North Chapel is collecting summer survival items for the homeless in Phoenix.
When temperatures soar into the triple digits, life on the streets can be deadly for homeless men, women and children who urgently need help to survive the blistering summer heat, said Pastor Bobby Brewer.
In addition to providing meals and shelter, Phoenix Rescue Mission has a “Hope Coach” that travels the streets of Phoenix offering water, assistance and “Hope Totes.”
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North Chapel collects items for homeless
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From now until June 23, North Chapel is collecting summer survival items for the homeless in Phoenix.
When temperatures soar into the triple digits, life on the streets can be deadly for homeless men, women and children who urgently need help to survive the blistering summer heat, said Pastor Bobby Brewer.
In addition to providing meals and shelter, Phoenix Rescue Mission has a “Hope Coach” that travels the streets of Phoenix offering water, assistance and “Hope Totes.”
The totes contain items such as lip balm, deodorant, sunscreen, power bars, socks and underwear.
Donations of such items or a case of water can be left at North Chapel, 17210 E. Armhurst Dr. Items for tote bags can be left in a sealed plastic bag.
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