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Thank you for caring. Everyone is different. You may have to give the person some ideas then ask what they would like.Here are some ideas for what you may want to offer if you feel that inner nudge to help.If you want to give cash, you can. You can also give a prepaid loadable Visa or MasterCard debit card. That way you can see online where it’s being used. ( they can’t get a cash advance directly). You can top it up if you want without the person having access to your acct. You can also get gas cards like this, as well.If a homeless/ displaced person has a vehicle, gas cards really save the day! It costs about $10/ night to run an engine on and off for heat. (2019 rates).Grocery store gift cards are highly valued the last week of the month. SNAP comes out usually between 1st and 4th of the month.Pet services gift cards for boarding, vet services, etc. Thus gives a Vehicle homeless person a chance to run errands, get a shower and maybe go interview somewhere.Laundry cards for nearby laundry. Store card for buying clean clothes and shoes.Free guest passes to local gym so they can shower.First, a clue into the reality of homelessness. Government case workers can easily assume homeless resulted from “not managing money well”. This is just not true. It can happen due to losing a job, illness or injury, healthcare co-pays and deductibles created an higher overhead and people go bankrupt, being a caregiver to a parent who dies broke (no inheritance), rent increases, broken romantic relationships, death of partner and loss of that second income, disaster evacuations, and more.Many times social services want to micromanage manage money given to low income and homeless. And the money or benefit is never enough to help a person get housing or into a situation where they get could get rested and back to work either directly of with skills training.Handing out a list of food pantries or soup kitchens is useful but an eye roller for many.Lists of places to shower and who has public microwaves, and where you can park overnight are more useful.Handing out hygiene bags - toothbrush and paste, washcloth, liquid soap, (doubles for the shower to dishes), cleansing wipes (baby wipes) - helpful but many groups hand these out.Trash bags are useful. If someone has a vehicle, a styrofoam cooler can help. For cold weather, Mylar blankets and the crack-open hand warmers, meal rations are awesome. (you find those at sports or camping stores).Socks - the #1 most request item. A pillow and warm soft clean blanket might be #2.If homeless / displaced person has a pet - Offer to go buy pet food and / or litter.Bigger budget and someone has a vehicle? For about $13 you can get them an plug into vehicle cigarette lighter port charger for USB and laptop computers. While this may seem weird, many homeless are just displaced and have laptops and cell phones that need charging.Tents and cots are good if someone is on foot and doesn’t have one.WHO TO HELPSeek out that the person who genuinely needs a hand up, not an active alcoholic or drug user who would spend cash for alcohol or drugs ( and admittedly a) they need help, too, but need to want it and b) it’s not always easy to know who has addiction issue, but many homeless or displaced do NOT have addiction issues).First have your checklist in mind for who you want to help. For me, it’s: renters and individuals ( they often fall through the cracks!), seniors, elderly, disabled, students, male victims of domestic violence, immigrants and asylum seekers ( “who legally applied”), single parents due to being widowed, parents of children who died.Who likely already has access to public and charity services: Vets, families, single mothers, home owners, member of large churches.)For hotel points your could donate? Disaster evacuee homeless direly need these. PLEASE! ( For example , Over 18,000 disaster evacuees still need help in California. )—Someone running for President was talking about a supplemental government paid income of around $1000/ mo to help people get on their feet. It would make a big difference. But also why many homeless or displaced are stuck, is apartment complexes was 2–1/2–3 x rent in income, must be employed with three months of W-2’s (read in seniors and self employed are discriminated against), and often want to see tax returns, too. It’s hard getting a job without a permanent address. It’s next to impossible. If someone has a pet, they also can’t leave their pet in a car to go in to an interview. ( in CA it is illegal).Thank you for caring.

This is the easiest question on Quora!In a Nation with the greatest freedom in the world, where people have the greatest economic freedom of choice, where people drive the economy with that choice (not government central planning), where people are free to choose their rate and volume of consumption, where business sectors exist and grow due to the free choice of consumer demand, it appears that fossil-fuel and energy consumption is also a choice, not mandated. Reduction in fossil-fuel and energy consumption is a choice; you are free to make that choice.Republican U.S. Congressional Representative Thomas Massie, Kentucky’s 4th District in Northern Kentucky, lives off-grid in his in Garrison Kentucky home. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from MIT, and is best known for his clashes with Democrats over energy and environmental policy. (Just as Republican President Richard Nixon did when he created the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970, his US Clean Air Act in 1970, or his 1972 US Clean Water Act in 1972.)Was Republican U.S. Congressional Representative Thomas Massie forced to reduce his carbon footprint, or did he do it on his own volition? Is the magnitude of your carbon footprint your choice, or does President Trump nullify your decision and force you to consume fossil-fuels?If people are convinced fossil-fuel consumption is the driver of climate change, what prevents them from reducing their carbon footprint? President Trump?Every joule of energy one uses has a consequence, expends resources, and leaves an anthropogenic footprint. The entire complex of consumerism and conspicuous consumption is founded on fossil-fuels, from raw materials, to production, to delivery, to use, to disposal.CNN “…56% of registered voters nationwide believe climate change is an emergency, and those numbers were much higher among Democrats (84%) and independents (63%). By contrast, 81% of Republicans said they did not believe climate change is an emergency.”So 56% of registered voters in the US believe climate change is an “emergency”, yet they are unwilling to reduce personal consumption, reduce home size, reduce electric demand (no air-conditioning, wash less frequently, no clothes dryer, etc.), reduce home heating fuels (turn down the thermostat), reduce freshwater use, reduce petrol consumption: move closer to place of employment, drive less frequently, own a smaller fuel efficient vehicle, etc., rid themselves of devices containing lanthanides and environmental destructive high waste-high water intensive mined materials: smart phones, most electronics, etc. So the 56% of registered voters in the US believe that climate change is an “emergency”, why do they not revert back to the 1920’s, or move to Kenya.So 56% of registered voters in the US believe climate change is an “emergency”, yet since 1999 the US average size of new single-family homes is 10% higher at 2,602 square feet, while the median size is 14% higher at 2,392 square feet. In 2019 most US auto manufactures will eliminate or reduce the production of small cars and replace the capacity with SUV vehicles. The average annual electricity consumption for a US residential utility customer was 10,872 kilowatt-hours (kWh) in 2018, an increase of over 8% since 1999. Does your government need 13 agencies to tell you to move closer to place of employment, buy a smaller house, smaller car, turn off you air conditioner and turn down your winter thermostat?I choose not to purchase products based on my personal beliefs; I ask why are climate change alarmist are denied this choice by President Trump? Smoking cigarettes is harmful to one’s health, one quits smoking to preserve one’s health. If one believes that fossil-fuels are harmful to life on earth, one quits using fossil-fuels to preserve life on earth. Simple, reducing your carbon footprint is your choice.The US is Free-Market Economy, Citizens, Residents, and Foreign Nationals such as myself, are free to reduce fossil-fuel consumption. There appears to be a simple method to reduce fossil-fuel use, reduce your patronization of the industry.But President Trump will not permit you by Executive Order to reduce personal consumption, reduce home size, reduce electric demand (no air-conditioning, wash less frequently, no clothes dryer, etc.), reduce home heating fuels (turn down the thermostat), reduce freshwater use, reduce petrol consumption: move closer to place of employment, drive less frequently, or own a smaller fuel efficient vehicle?So people in the US are not allowed to reduce dependence on fossil-fuels? You need Government interaction, a tax or a law? I suggest you come to Europe, may I suggest France, and see firsthand who green-taxes effect (It is not the wealthy), may I suggest German Energiewende politics, and see firsthand who the highest household electricity prices in Europe effect (It is not the wealthy)…In Europe we know the ramifications of IPCC carbon taxes.IPCC SPECIAL REPORT Global Warming of 1.5 ºCChapter 5 Sustainable Development, Poverty Eradication and Reducing Inequalities“Poverty Eradication and Reducing Inequalities” is exactly what it reads. We tax your carbon use; we give the tax money to third-world countries (after we take our cut) so they can use their fair share of fossil-fuels.Do as I say, not as I do. The US voices of climate change (e.g. Leonardo DiCaprio, Harrison Ford, Cameron Diaz, Sting, Jane Fonda, Al Gore, and John Kerry) live in mansions using excessively more resources and fossil-fuels then the average citizen. Those not worthy, the ignorant middle-class, must be regulated and taxed. Ha, what was your last movie, where is your Ivy League Diploma, where is your private jet, who is your chauffeur… shut the hell-up and make your sacrifice.Will (President) Trump worsen climate change (sic)?President Trump maintains the same lifestyle as when elected. However, there are former Executive office holders that have aggravated their fossil-fuel use since prior to their holding the office.Obama Effort to Fight Climate Change!Obama’s strong belief in the 2015 COP21 “Paris Accords” which he personally signed does his best to reduce fossil-fuel use. Obama and Michele, wonderful ordinary people that live by principles. After leaving office the Obama family moves into an 8,200-square-foot mansion in the exclusive Kalorama neighbourhood of Washington, D.C. He is chauffeured by excessive fuel using Limousine and Private Jet.Obama just purchased a 29-acre Martha’s Vineyard estate, a seven-bedroom, and eight-bath, 6,892-square-foot oceanfront mansion. Obama purchased an oceanfront estate almost a year to the date, 7 Sept 2018, at the University of Illinois at Urbana where he chided the US for excessive energy consumption and President Trump not enforcing the conditions of the Paris Accord and Obama warned of rising seas and danger of people living oceanfront.Obama’s carbon footprint is estimated to be 18 times greater than the average US American. He never intended to reduce “his” carbon footprint; he agreed to reduce “your” carbon footprint, you non-Harvard working-class plebs.Politics and Climate ChangeThe “New Green Deal” will do nothing but transform (regress) the US way of life. The “New Green Deal” is an extension of the Obama “apology” tour. Pay penance for your countries success, your hard-work, your mother and father’s hard-work, your grandparent’s hard-work, your founding fathers vision; global welfare “trumps” hard-work and success.There are two aspects to the “New Green Deal”.1. Who receives the government funds?2. Who makes the sacrifice?What bureaucrat or committee chooses the recipients for Green initiatives funding? Remember the lost billions of US Government funded bankrupt green-energy companies, Evergreen Solar, Abound Solar, SpectraWatt, Solyndra, Beacon Power, SunPower, First Solar, EnerDel’s Ener1, Amonix, and 582 other failures, all failures.The US government debt is equivalent to 106.10 percent of the US Gross Domestic Product. The US is in debt, and funding for the “La La Land-Crony-Capitalism-BS- New Green Deal” will be monetized debt, borrowed, or from increased taxes. From Biden to Warren the “New Green Deal” will cost trillions of dollars, the US does not have, cannot afford, with zero-return-on-investment.Joe Biden and Bernie Sander’s support of the “New Green Deal” is redolent of, “…tell me about the rabbits George”.Elizabeth Warren’s support of the “New Green Deal” will certainly not include her sacrifice; she has Harvard on her résumé. Why will the foolish Americans not accept the fact, “you are not an Elite”. You are the “someone” in “…someone is going to have to give up a piece of their pie so that someone else can have more”, not the Elites.Do think you that Obama, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, John Kerry, Al Gore, Leonardo DiCaprio, or Jane Fonda has any concern with respect to utility cost or carbon tax? Do you believe they tell their children to turn off the lights, put-on more clothing in winter rather than turn up the thermostat, take-off clothing in the summer rather than turn down the thermostat, worry about the cost of gasoline? If you believe they do, then you voted for Hillary.Does President Trump tell his children to turn off the lights, put-on more clothing in winter rather than turn up the thermostat, take-off clothing in the summer rather than turn down the thermostat, worry about the cost of gasoline? Probably not, but he is “not” telling you, “you need to sacrifice and your hard-earned piece of the pie should go to someone else based on guilt in the name of fairness”.In the COP21 “Paris Accords” under the agreement with Obama, China would have no emission limits until 2030, then not required to reduce emissions, only to “cap at that level”. Why is China’s interest placed above yours? What leader would agree to that? Is it your fault they are less developed?Politics and EconomicsWe continue to hear politicians with no scientific background or elementary understandings of physics promote government “green-energy” programs, with no quantifiable goals. In Europe we have tax penalty “reduced” our carbon footprint. However, more effectively our energy development is in the competitive private sector, entities with results based on science attract investors and have an impact on fossil-fuel consumption. If competitive “mature technology” fossil-fuel replacements were available, investors in the US and around the world would be lining-up for the opportunity to invest. That is how technology works. I was not required or directed to invest in Amazon, it was a good investment.Why is it assumed the evil energy suppliers know that Free Green Energy is cheaper; free solar and wind have a high Capital Return-on-Investment, and yet are unwilling to endorse and use such sources of energy without tax incentive? They do not want high-investment returns, they do not wish generate higher revenues, and they just want to go-broke and destroy the world by climate change? It is quite easy; because President Trump forces Americans to consume excessive amounts of evil energy suppliers product.Possibly fossil-fuel consumption is what we learned in ECON 101, “product supply is determined by product demand”. It is a travesty that the Supply of this product is due to President Trump forcing you to Demand excessive amounts of this product.Will Trump worsen climate change?Answer: YES!!!! He is forcing Americans to use fossil-fuels.President Trump is colluding with the Russians not to allow Americans to reduce home size, reduce electric demand (no air-conditioning, wash less frequently, no clothes dryer, etc.), reduce home heating fuels (turn down the thermostat), reduce freshwater use, reduce petrol consumption: move closer to place of employment, drive less frequently, or own a smaller fuel efficient vehicle.The next impeachable offence: President Trump forced Obama to purchase two fossil-fueled mansions (after the Russians told him to).That is your Answer.

Do you like living in Sweden?Yes. It’s safe and clean, the nature may not be spectacular where I live, the landscape is pretty flat, but it’s still beautiful in its own way and very green. And nothing beats the long summer nights when the sun sets after 10 pm.Above all, it’s home.This is the view from the most prominent exception to the pretty flat thing, by the way:How are you able to afford it?Prices may be high, but so are wages and benefits. I currently live on welfare, which is about half the median salary after taxes, and about two thirds of what you get from a full-time job that pays the closest thing we have to a minimum wage. In actual numbers, that means I get about 10,000 kr a month, which—as of April 14, 2019—is about €950, $1,080, £820, ₹75,000 or 7,200元.About 5,300 kr of that is rent for a pretty average 65 m²/700 square foot one-bedroom apartment in a building from the late 1960’s, and it includes heating and hot water. Hot water, which thanks to district heating is unlimited. No gas, that’s only a thing in homes in the very south, so my stove is electric.I pay 33 kr a month for my debit card and internet banking.My phone “bill”—it’s actually prepaid—is 100 kr a month. The plan I always get has unlimited calls and texts within Sweden and a cap of 2 gigabytes of data. Whatever I don’t use is put into “the piggy bank”, so at the moment, I’ve got almost 6 gigabytes to play around with. (Normally, I use maybe half a gigabyte a month, and even that is generous.)My internet bill is 270 kr a month. The connection speed is 100 megabits per second down and 10 megabits per second up, and like pretty much all non-mobile internet connections here, it’s uncapped so I can never use up too much data. My ISP also supplies me with a modem/router.My electricity bill usually ends up at between 600 and 700 kr for three months.Home insurance is about 1,000 kr a year.I live in a small town so I use my bike or walk mostly. A monthly buss pass would be 520 kr, and a single ticket that is valid for 1.5 hours is 30 kr.I’ve lucked out in the dental department and only had two cavities in my entire life, so those visits usually only cost me a few hundred every two years, and since I live on welfare, social services would pay anyway. But if you are in a low-income household and find yourself with a condition that will result in a huge dental bill, there is money to apply for even if you don’t live on welfare. Anyone under the age of 23 is covered 100% no matter how much their parents make or don’t make, and in some counties it even stretches up to 25.Food and other groceries are usually about 1,500 kr a month. That is way less than the average person, but I don’t eat unhealthily or anything, I just make sure to catch discounts and stay away from the fancy stuff. For example, a pig’s heart is about 30 kr/kg while “regular” pork normally starts at 50 kr/kg, spinach is cheaper than arugula (rucola), and so on.I get most of my clothes second-hand. Not that you can tell, it’s easier than you’d think to find stuff that hasn’t been worn much and fits, so that is 500 kr a year or so. Never shoes though, those I always buy new since wearing someone else’s is an easy way to hurt your feet. That budget is also 500 kr a year and I don’t think I’ve ever had to break it. Well, unless you count splurging because I had the money and saw a pair I liked :)I also have a cat, whose food, litter, insurance and vet bills average at about 500 kr a month.