KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Shelter KC has opened additional beds and is collecting coats to help homeless individuals in Kansas City during the cold and snowy start to December.
The shelter is working to provide emergency overflow housing and distribute cold-weather gear to those in need, as temperatures drop and conditions become more dangerous for those living on the streets.
“Among the many things, terrible, awful things, that a human being could experience, being homeless out on the street in the middle of winter is one of the worst things,” said Randy Yeargans, a resident of Shelter KC…