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You subscribe to The Tunnel newsletter and our goal is use 98% of your subscription proceeds to benefit those experiencing homelessness currently, or are knocking at its door. There are currently five initiatives which focus on different circumstances which afflict and grow the homeless population. You can choose which initiative makes the most sense to you, select to support the general fund to be utilized as needed, or submit multiple subscriptions if you’re moved to do so. Whichever you choose, we aim to help those who are ready to make the most of the assistance provided. We ask little, but because you had to work for it, we will not squander it. Our goal is not to simply feed thousands of drug addicts for a day. We want to create success stories by seeking out the diamonds in the rough–those who are ready to dedicate themselves to getting back on their feet, and they’ll need more than pocket change to make that happen.

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Chances are, if you live in a city with at least a six-figure population, you’ve seen the ravages of poverty and mental illness manifested in the tarps and tents which litter the landscapes and city sidewalks of America. Some see their fellow man, downtrodden and suffering. Some see a blight on America’s otherwise prosperous society. Some see a waste of human potential–bad ideas compounded upon bad choices. Some see danger in a potential for violent behavior. Some just see trash–a strain on the environment and a strain on the eyes.

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Homelessness in America is a misunderstood phenomenon. Our writers are, or have experienced, homelessness, making them uniquely qualified to help educate the masses as to the plights, purposes, and truths within the homeless community. We sincerely hope that you take the time to read what’s offered here, and on a personal note, please consider that “homeless” is a tremendously vague descriptor. The people who share this adjective are as diverse and complex as those who might be called “homeowner” or “tenant.” There is much to learn, as long as one takes the time.

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