We were able to hand out 48 meals and bottled waters to the homeless in the center city section of Philadelphia and Camden, NJ. We met people of different walks of life. A bishop and his wife who were standing by the bus terminal has if they were waiting to be picked up but they had their mere possessions with them and they're tattered jackets. One man in Camden was a CPA who fell on his luck and was trying to find work. Some were obvious to see that they were homeless while others tried to conceal it. Some were addicted to drugs while others were clearly clean and sober. Either way they are a reflection of  you and I. Simple people trying to survive whose financial circumstances took a turn for the worse. The difference is we have a home to go-to when the day is over and a meal to eat. They have to worry about the next place they will sleep and where they're next meal is coming from.