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Dallas SoupMobile provides more than a hot meal

10/07/2009 KIM HORNER DALLASNEWS.COM DALLAS, TX
David Timothy, who runs the SoupMobile, , a nonprofit organization that hands out food on the streets, wanted to do more for the homeless than merely providing a hot meal. Timothy had a vision for a supportive housing program called SoupMobile Village. Now with the help of donors, Timothy bought a townhome in northwest Dallas where some SoupMobile clients can live.

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Labels: Dallas, David Timothy, SoupMobile

posted by Valaree and Brea at 10:31 PM

 

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Is it zoned for that? What do the neighbors think? How is he planning to transport the people back and forth?

What does an org that only feeds people know about housing them???
# posted by  Anonymous at October 12, 2009 at 11:53 PM  

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