This story from 2014 still resonates across Oregon. Unhoused, homeless populations have only grown as housing and food prices have escalated. And little has been done to help women, men, and families deal with homelessness. In fact the current administration is now suggesting that all homeless people be committed to institutions because they are all criminals living on the streets. This story about Prineville's efforts is a great example about how religious groups, in coordination with cities and counties, can compassionately help people in need. Sadly, Greg Sanders, featured in this story, passed away in 2019 - but his legacy lives on in Prineville.