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Walk for Homeless held in Rehoboth
Steven Billups
The Walk for the Homeless organizers gathered on the Boardwalk before the two-mile walk. Shown in back (l-r) are Tenesha Duffy, president, Faith U.M.Women; Bionic Duffy; Tamia Bonville; and Latoya Bonville. In front, Christina Miller-Hall, vice president Faith U.M. Women; Marlene Duffy; Irene Duffy; Angela Taylor; Deborah Bullard; Janie Miller; Dilinda Deshields; and Linda Bonville.
October 7, 2016
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. showed up to raise funds for the homeless. Shown are (l-r) Rae Mims; Stephanie Collick, and Krystle and Gavin Widemen.
The staff from Crisis House in Georgetown was on hand for the walk. Shown in back (l-r) Nancy Woodruff, Crisis House director; Shirley Arno, staff; and Tamero Thompson, intern. In front, Shela Ayers, staff.
A group from Casa San Francisco Catholic Charities is happy to be out walking for the homeless. Shown are (l-r) Susan Frenks, Maryann Naly, Melinda Woolf, Doug Welch, Nancy Kerrigan and Rita Cantu.
The Rev. Marjorie Belmont Burns of Faith United Methodist and Israel United Methodist leads the group of walkers in prayer before the walk.
The Walk for the Homeless begins its two-mile walk from Delaware Avenue.
The Faith United Methodist Women held the 10th Annual Walk for the Homeless, Sept. 24 on the Boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach. The fundraising walk will benefit Casa San Francisco in Milton, Crisis House in Georgetown and Home of the Brave in Milford. Last year the walk raised $7,000 which was split between the three organizations.
