Crowdsourcing safety

We live in a time where at risk people need to crowd source their safety.  Shelters have closed their doors to avoid introducing the virus to those already living inside. There are still many people out on the street because they simply do not have anywhere to go. Anything you can give can help at least one person find shelter at a time when the government is telling people to stay indoors and away from others. There are very high risk communities from people suffering from homelessness to the Indigenous communities who have been begging for clean water and proper hospitals since before the pandemic. Look out for your neighbour.