Ms California United States 2011: The Grand Opening of SoupMobile Village

Thursday, October 8, 2009

The Grand Opening of SoupMobile Village

Announcing the Grand Opening of the 1st phase of SoupMobile Village!!! In the Dallas area there are over 10,000 homeless people and only 2,000 shelter beds. Imagine if you will, SoupMobile Village group homes located all over the Dallas area that are designed to bring homeless people off the streets and transition them back into regular working members of society. Well imagine no more. The SoupMan and his fabulous SoupTeam are proud to announce that the SoupMobile's first group home is up and running. The Dream has become a Reality! Jesus said, "Feed MY Sheep." At the SoupMobile, we believe that means more than just food. We believe it also means love, caring, compassion and yes.... shelter.

The SoupMan needs your help to make this 1st phase of SoupMobile Village a success. Your donation can make a monumental difference in the quality of life of one homeless person … or several. Please note that any donation you make to SoupMobile is tax-deductible. If you would like to make a donation using check or money order, please make it payable to SoupMobile Inc.

SoupMobile, Inc.
3017 Commerce St.
Dallas, Texas 75226

Phones: 214-655-6396, 800-375-5022

For credit card donation, please CLICK HERE

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My Platform

In 2009 I traveled over 7,000 miles across the state of Texas, and helped to raise over $200,000 for after-school and youth mentoring programs; with The Boys & Girls Clubs of America and Big Brothers & Big Sisters. I believe that many of our youth are growing up too fast, and being negatively influenced. Many children are coming from broken homes and I believe that through after-school programs and positive mentoring these youth can be productive in today's society instead of destructive. Growing up I had two working parents, and had many friends that were “latch key kids”. I have seen first hand the dangers of gang violence and the importance of these programs. Having volunteered with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America since 1999 and mentoring my “little sister” through Big Brother and Big Sisters, I see a need for positive outlets for young teens. For youth, 12 - 14 years old is a crucial time when youth are exposed to gangs. Also boys and girls involved in after school programs are 50% less likely to drop out of high school, and 2.5 times more likely to go on to further education.

The Presidential Volunteer Service Award