Summer still hasn’t left Texas, but we were able to manage just fine. This is your September 2019 Recap! Even though the temperature wasn’t crazy hot, the Texas humidity ensured that things were stuffy. However, we had several volunteers come
Summer may be coming to an end for those heading back to school but Texas heat hasn’t loosened its grip yet. Even though it was a hot morning this past Sunday, 37 volunteers came to hand out a plethora of
It was a hot and humid July morning, but we were able to handle a good sized line with a bunch of awesome volunteers. This is your Austin Humanists at Work July 2019 recap! Some of our regular volunteers couldn’t
We had a great giveaway this June, which happened to coincide with Father’s Day. We want to take just a moment to thank the dads who volunteer their time and make donations to Austin Humanists at Work. Everyone including the
Just when you thought that summer might be giving central Texas a break…in came the heat and humidity. Our volunteers didn’t care…we still had a great giveaway for May! Approximately 159 individuals passed through the line to select some basic
HEB was closed this Easter Sunday, but the Austin Humanists at Work were open! We conducted our April 2019 giveaway and set a new record for humans served. Step inside for a pun-free wrap up of our giveaway. If you
It was a bit damp, but the rain went away and left us with a nice, brisk sunny morning. Approximately 33 volunteers served 183 individuals a wide selection of our staple personal care items, Warmth Drive donations and so much
Winter has arrived…at least what passes for winter in central Texas. The weather turned cooler and we had a long line for most of the morning. This is your Austin Humanists at Work November 2018 Recap! On Sunday, the temperatures
Hello everyone! The 2018-2019 ATXHAW Warmth Drive is in full swing! We’ve added all Warmth Drive items to the green light section on our What Do We Need? page, including: coats, sweatshirts, sweatpants, thermals, hoodies, hats, gloves, scarves, thick socks,
The line was long, the weather was muggy, but the volunteers were solid. Here’s your Austin Humanists at Work September Recap! The summer months are always challenging for people experiencing homelessness. Spending a majority of time outdoors can be