Non-profit handing out life-saving water to homeless needs your help

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — You’ve seen there are nearly 3-digit temperatures every day in our 4Warn Team’s forecast. Right now, some of our neighbors are outside living in this heat. One thrift store and ministry is working to help them survive, but they need more life-saving water.

“It’s just, it’s hard. Our hearts are sad daily,” said Delisa Jones, or ‘Mama D,’ of Second Chances Thrift Store.

Jones’ Second Chances Thrift Store is a non-profit and ministry. It’s a way to help end the vicious cycle of homelessness, incarceration, and other dangerous situations through service and employment…

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