homeless

Now is the time to clean out the closet, and donate that stuff we don't wear and have been meaning to get rid of. There's a shopping day scheduled for later this month, and the Pop-Up Thrift shop will ultimately help the Treasure Valley homeless population.

A non-profit shelter is helping Boise's homeless population get some brand new smiles, and local dentists are donating their time to make it happen.

There's a group that provides about three hundred sandwiches for Boise's homeless population every weekend, and they need our help with the bread, meat, and PB&J.  It's an easy way to make a big difference in someone's life.

The homeless tents at Cooper Court are being moved and the area cleared.  There are quite a few people up in arms about it since it's the homeless being evicted. But all that seems may not be true. We decided to call Reverend Bill Rosco of the Boise Rescue Mission that is right next to the homeless tent city...

If you watch the news, especially with the Boise Mayoral election coming up, you hear about our homeless problem all the time.

The idea of walking past a freezing homeless child and doing nothing seems impossible...unfortunately...it's not.

Can you help the Treasure Valley Drill Team gather stuff for the homeless? "PROJECT HOMELESS SUMMER" Donations can be dropped off at Lumber Liquidators located just south of the Costco on Cole Road. Some suggested items include: sunscreen, bottled water, bugspray, plastic storage tote boxes, baby items including diapers/wipes/formula, first aid supplies and basic care items such as soap,

Our homeless people here in the Treasure Valley are in desperate need of bottled water and sunscreen.   The shelters are closed during the day and they are outside all day and over exposure to the sun and dehydration are a big problem right now. ...