I'm of two minds about this. On the one hand you're right that a lot of people need the sort of organized and consistent long-term help that ad-hoc leftovers a

I'm of two minds about this. On the one hand you're right that a lot of people need the sort of organized and consistent long-term help that ad-hoc leftovers and the odd blanket won't provide. On the other hand my limited experience with organized charity is that the biggest unmet need is agency over their own lives, something productive to do, and contact with mainstream society. If this project developed into something that would allow more people to feel OK having casual 1-on-1 contact with people at the margins of society it could have the potential to do a lot of good.