Homeless

You can give the homeless money or you can make them work for it. In this video, they have to earn it.

If you don't think how you dress affects the way people perceive you, here's proof that'll make you change your mind.

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...

This veteran is ready to get his life back on track.

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.

Kenji Nakayama and Christopher Hope buy signs from homeless people in the Boston area for $10 and give them a new hand-painted sign in its place. They also share the stories of these people on their Tumblr Signs for the Homeless to raise awareness.

The following is a call to action posted on the Casper Housing Authority's Facebook page: "We are working with CAP and Interfaith to place the folks from the Skyler Inn, however, many of them have no furniture. We are looking for donations of beds, living room furniture, dining tables and linens...

A homeless man in Bloomington, Illinois is ready to spread the wealth.

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.

Today’s world is a tough one. The economy is in such shambles that even white collar workers are scrounging for cash. The days of things costing a nickel and America being the king of all kings are far over and unfortunately, society is in the middle of feeling the harsh after affects of a troubled economy: We’re living in smaller houses, we’re losing our jobs … occasionally worse things are happe

Timothy Yost’s life has changed for the better after the City Council of Bastrop, TX, agreed to allow the homeless man to keep a bag of loot worth up to $77,000 that he found in a park last January.Well, that’s after Yost gets out of jail first.

I'm a horrible person and I have no heart when it comes to the homeless.  I know I should, who am I to judge?  Plus I'm cheap.  However, I may just steal comedian Tom Mabe's idea on how to feed the homeless.  Crafty!