Thanksgiving – South Provo Prophet

Giving thanks in South Provo: a guest post from David, a client at Food & Care Coalition

I think what I’m most grateful for is freedom from addictions. It’s been a few months since I smoked my last cigarette and marijuana. Harder drugs, it’s been years. More specifically I’m free from the mental habit of addiction, from thirst; that thing that drives you to negativity and senseless activity, whether standing on yourContinue reading “Giving thanks in South Provo: a guest post from David, a client at Food & Care Coalition”

Giving thanks in South Provo: an interview with Food & Care Coalition client, Leandra

“Everything you need to know to live on the street you learn in kindergarten. You learn your manners; your “please,” “thank you,” and “you’re welcome.” You learn ABCs, 1-2-3s, and look both ways before you cross the street. Don’t get in the van because there’s never candy, there’s never a lost puppy. You learn caring,Continue reading “Giving thanks in South Provo: an interview with Food & Care Coalition client, Leandra”