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Homeless Coats
City wants family to change how it gifts coats to homeless
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(Information from: The Virginian-Pilot, http://pilotonline.com) http://pilotonline.com)
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - A Virginia woman and her family have gifted coats to homeless people by leaving the winter weather gear hung about the city for years but may soon have to change tactics. Brenda Parker says she was told this year that her family’s tradition is considered littering. The Virginian-Pilot reports Norfolk instead wants Parker to work with an outreach program. City spokeswoman Lori Crouch says that would ensure the coats are delivered in better condition than if left outside.
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