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Austin Atheists Helping the Homeless

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Atheists Helping the Homeless is a group of Atheists who give out toiletries to the homeless. This page is for the Austin group. We do our giveaways once per month under I-35 at 8th Street in downtown Austin. To donate items, call: 512 758 0060

Website: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Austin-Atheists-Helping-the-Homeless/260499667409132
Location: Austin
Members: 23
Latest Activity: Jun 10

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We had a great giveaway in September! AHH is 3 years old now!

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Trolling With Logic and fans raised over $2000. for Atheists Helping the Homeless! That's more in donations in 12 hours than we've gotten this year so far. We greatly appreciate this help! Thanks to the hosts and crew at Trolling With Logic and thanks also to everyone who donated and thanks as well to the show guests. It was fun! :o)

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Comment by Joe Zamecki on April 15, 2012 at 7:46pm: New giveaway video! #37:

Comment by Joe Zamecki on April 14, 2012 at 12:48pm: I made a new video talking about a few activist items, and I included a nice plug for Atheists Helping the Homeless. Please share this! http://youtu.be/1nWzgTAckMY

Comment by Steph S. on December 19, 2011 at 10:04am: Thanks Cane telling me about this. I joined!

Comment by Kylyssa Shay on December 24, 2010 at 12:12pm: Thanks for the update! The new site looks great. I updated your information on my page of Atheist Charities.

Comment by Joe Zamecki on December 23, 2010 at 2:15pm: Our new website:

http://www.AtheistsHelpingtheHomeless.org

Comment by Chris Highland on December 2, 2010 at 11:03am: Thanks for the good work. If more non-theists would join in these efforts around the world we might bring our own kind of reasonable light to the earth!

Comment by Chris Highland on December 2, 2010 at 10:59am: Some may be interested in my collection of 70 stories from the years I worked on the streets and in the jails. It's called My Address is a River: A Place to Belong, Closer to Home.

(one request/suggestion: instead of "the homeless"--"the disabled," "the atheists" etc--maybe "homeless people"--emphasizes the humanity rather than what a person is lacking or distancing "them" from "us")