Organizations look to 'Waste Hunger, Not Food'
Various local organizations have partnered together to create a program that takes food from schools and restaurants and gives it back to the community.
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Various local organizations have partnered together to create a program that takes food from schools and restaurants and gives it back to the community.
"Everyone thanks me for what I do, but I didn't do anything," says Sherry Morrow. "It's all my beautiful friends."
Edward Robinson, founder and CEO of The Social Servant, says the idea for the mobile clinic started as a project for a CSUB course in clinical social work.
This year's PIT Count found that a little under 2,000 people in Kern County experience homeless. This is more than last year, but more of those people are sheltered now.
Wednesday marks the annual Shoes for Our Homeless Shoe Drive benefiting the men, women, and children at the Open Door Network formerly known as the Bakersfield Homeless Center.