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Fawn, lets try to get together. Would love for you to meet Steven who is heading up the Korpophoreo project.
Commented Nov 13, 2009 on I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless. at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has implemented a sustainable food project called Korpophoreo (Bearing Fruit in Every Good Work). You can see our entire concept at http://www.mlfnow.org/kp. One element of Korpophoreo is we (MLF staff and the formerly homeless now living in http://www.mlfnow.org/HOW) come ...
Funky, that would be awesome!
Alan Graham
Commented Nov 13, 2009 on I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless. at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has implemented a sustainable food project called Korpophoreo (Bearing Fruit in Every Good Work). You can see our entire concept at http://www.mlfnow.org/kp. One element of Korpophoreo is we (MLF staff and the formerly homeless now living in http://www.mlfnow.org/HOW) come ...
Fawn, this is awesome! I have copied Steven who is leading out efforts here and will connect the two of you. We want to be in a position to deliver laying ready chickens which need to be about six to eight months old.
Alan Graham
Commented Nov 12, 2009 on I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless. at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has implemented a sustainable food project called Korpophoreo (Bearing Fruit in Every Good Work). You can see our entire concept at http://www.mlfnow.org/kp. One element of Korpophoreo is we (MLF staff and the formerly homeless now living in http://www.mlfnow.org/HOW) come ...
Lani, we hope to begin a larger effort just after the first of the year once we are complete with the beta. Also, we have had great response to the Slideshare stuff you created. We have one of them on our homepage.
Alan Graham
Commented Nov 12, 2009 on I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless. at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
I Got Chickens In My Backyard! How to Feed and Employ the Formerly #Homeless.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has implemented a sustainable food project called Korpophoreo (Bearing Fruit in Every Good Work). You can see our entire concept at http://www.mlfnow.org/kp. One element of Korpophoreo is we (MLF staff and the formerly homeless now living in http://www.mlfnow.org/HOW) come ...
Brother, Pizza is still with us just in a different dimmension. Reach out and touch him!
Commented Sep 7, 2009 on "The Wheels Fell Off Today" - "Pizza" Dies from a Heroin Overdose #homeless at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
"The Wheels Fell Off Today" - "Pizza" Dies from a Heroin Overdose #homeless
My name is Gary and I am a recovered heroin addict. My date of sobriety is Nov. 1, 2008. I met David Hoffman, a.k.a. 'Pizza', in late Dec., 2007. I was a junkie living on the streets of Austin, Tx. Pizza was the only person in East Austin I felt I could trust with my dope and my money; he knew e...
Thanks for commenting Dan! I sense you have a similar heart. Keep on loving!
Commented Jul 18, 2009 on White Women Do Not Usually Stop To Pick Up Black Men #homeless at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
White Women Do Not Usually Stop To Pick Up Black Men #homeless
My friend Pat posted the following on her Facebook Page yesterday. She is a Barista at my neighborhood Starbucks and has become a good friend. Enjoy! -Alan I met a man named Chris. I was coming home from doing some work at Westlake Hills Presbyterian Church (WHPC) for an Alzheimer's Ministry w...
Thanks for the comment Heather! I think if we as a society can begin to think in terms of how we can relieve the suffering instead of focusing so much on the economics that we would begin to make great progress. As I say frequently there is nothing wrong with being poor but there is a lot wrong if one has to suffer as a result. Most poor people are not suffering; they live joyful purpose filled lives.
Commented Jul 18, 2009 on Palliative Care for Those Living in Poverty? at Mobile Loaves & Fishes Blog
Palliative Care for Those Living in Poverty?
Palliative care (from Latin palliare, to cloak) is any form of medical care or treatment that concentrates on reducing the severity of disease symptoms, rather than striving to halt, delay, or reverse progression of the disease itself or provide a cure. The goal is to prevent and relieve sufferi...
Tim, beautiful blog post about our journey this past weekend. Love to see the different perspectives and how they are communicated. Alan
Commented Jun 23, 2009 on 48 Hours of Homelessness at Curating Faith, Hope & Love
48 Hours of Homelessness
48 Hours of Homelessness: Reflections on the MLF Street Retreat, Part I. This past weekend, four of us from the Co-Op Community joined our friends at Mobile Loaves and Fishes for a Street Retreat -- 48 hours on the streets of Austin, living with our city's homeless and working poor. I'm going ...
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