I was wondering where to get the loom.... The SHHTF here and have collected a lot of bags....sooooooo would like to try and make these. I would appreciate your help. many homeless in our area...thought this might help
Yeah, it may keep the plastic out of the waters and landfills temporarily, but if not cared for and recycled properly by the homeless, where do you think it will end up? In the waters or landfill. I have yet to see a clean and well-kept homeless area.
What about the mats that was used in Jesus days; they all slept on mats; they didn't use mattresses and boxsprings that we do today; you should learn to be kind; a lot of the homeless no matter where they live will be grateful that they don't have to sleep on the ground and at least they have something to sleep on between them and the dirt.; I guess you have never been down and out and have never had to go through hard times; I will keep you in prayers that you learn something.
@@colleenmisner454 Homeless are homeless because they want to be. They either have mental illness, chemically dependency, or a mix of both. You can get shelter in Minnesota and assistance from both the government and private agencies if you're willing to work on treating you metal or chemical issues... or forgo usage while at the shelter. Most homeless are unwilling to do this.
@@xephael3485 most homeless aren’t super trusting of government programs, do to history. Also you lose a lot of freedom getting help and that is hard for anyone.
Thank you, Travis, for your kindness and generosity! You are greatly appreciated for this by many! ❤
I was wondering where to get the loom.... The SHHTF here and have collected a lot of bags....sooooooo would like to try and make these. I would appreciate your help. many homeless in our area...thought this might help
Kudos to you!! God bless you!!
Thank you Travis and Msrg, you are wonderful and I am so grateful for your kindness 🙏❤️
Travis you are a wonderful guy!!!💜❤️
He probably is but he's being tasked for an idiotic purpose
@@xephael3485 your mom
That is awesome helping others this man is inspirational ❤❤❤
More stories like this!
Congratulations! What a nice project!you can be proud of you!
Yeah, it may keep the plastic out of the waters and landfills temporarily, but if not cared for and recycled properly by the homeless, where do you think it will end up?
In the waters or landfill.
I have yet to see a clean and well-kept homeless area.
What a great man and a great story. Thank you for sharing.
Keep spreading the love!!
Way to go Travis ! ! !
Love this!
Love it 💯💪🏾
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This is idiotic and these mats will not help anyone living outdoors in actual weather in Minnesota Weather 🌡️. No offense to Travis ...
If you offered it to someone, I’d say over half the time it would get taken, a few things are better than a couple things a lot of the time
What about the mats that was used in Jesus days; they all slept on mats; they didn't use mattresses and boxsprings that we do today; you should learn to be kind; a lot of the homeless no matter where they live will be grateful that they don't have to sleep on the ground and at least they have something to sleep on between them and the dirt.; I guess you have never been down and out and have never had to go through hard times; I will keep you in prayers that you learn something.
@@colleenmisner454 Homeless are homeless because they want to be. They either have mental illness, chemically dependency, or a mix of both.
You can get shelter in Minnesota and assistance from both the government and private agencies if you're willing to work on treating you metal or chemical issues... or forgo usage while at the shelter.
Most homeless are unwilling to do this.
@@xephael3485 most homeless aren’t super trusting of government programs, do to history. Also you lose a lot of freedom getting help and that is hard for anyone.
@@cutiepiecatloveallanimals6602 like I said, the government is not the only group assisting homeless or providing shelter.