homeless

Summer campouts aren't that much fun if you don't have anyplace else to go -- which is why the cooking staff from Davis High School is spearheading a "Summer Living for the Homeless" event this Saturday (May 21). The cooks are asking the public to donate everyday supplies that are critical to people living outdoors in the coming months, and they'll be taking in the donations from 8 a...

Roman Atwood is up to his pranking for the sake of good again. This time, he and his buddy found some sleeping homeless people and left them a Christmas tree with presents to wake up to. Truly, a Christmas miracle when they open their eyes...

RomanAtwood is one of the reining kings of prank videos on the Internet. In his latest prank video, he wondered if people would help a homeless man from getting beat up. The special twist is that the 'homeless man' is actually Steve-O from Jackass fame.

Pranks don't always have to be malicious. They can also be used for the sake of good. These guys decided to call a pizza place, pretending to be a police sergeant, and order a pizza for two 'undercover officers' who were just some random homeless couple. Let's see what happens.

You can help the homeless in Yakima County! Each year Project Homeless Connect provides services like a hot meal, free haircuts, and medical and vision screenings to Yakima County Homeless. Here's how you can help.

It's hard to drive more than a few blocks in Yakima without some dude on a street corner holding a sign that probably says he's broke and hungry and needs spare change. I'm not sure what it says because I never bother reading them. My deal if that if you have enough for a sharpie to write that sign, you probably had enough for a 6-pack of top ramen. Looking at these guys, though, and what they do,

Watch out Ted Williams. You may have had the golden voice, but this guy has a tricky three-signs-in-one to get your attention, and hopefully a dollar.

Ouida White and her boyfriend Aaron, who live in a homeless shelter in Green Bay, had no idea The Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau was running a contest in which the first person in Green Bay who approached their “mystery man” and asked him “Have you been to Dallas?” would get a free Super Bowl package. But the pair caught on when folks started walking up to them and asking them this question