San Antonio Metropolitian Ministries alone was awarded nearly $5 million.
Rooster, 41, packs up what is left of his belongings so he and his wife, Cindy, can move to an encampment under an overpass to stay safe from flash flooding in the tunnels they call home. Rain that came the day before swept through their tunnel washing away many of their belongings while leaving piles of trash in its wake.The U.S.
SAMM; the American GI Forum’s National Veterans Outreach Project, which serves homeless veterans; the faith-based organization Endeavors’ Providing Sustainable Hope program, which serves chronically homeless adults with disabilities; and the Thrive Youth Center, which serves LGBTQ+ youth, received the most money of the recipients - $4,845,406, $1,553,579, $1,382,936 and $909,965, respectively.
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