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We sincerely hope that you can join with us in this endeavor to help those in need.

We monthly provide free meals and suicide prevention to about 400 less fortunate and this is approximately about 4,000 people a year. The D.O.P.E organization prides itself on being there for those in need. As a volunteer team, our goal is to be the response to the everyday life-threatening storms faced by the community and families residing therein. 
        
The D.O.P.E organization provides free buffet-style meals to the less fortunate every other week from the donations we receive.  We also provide free clothing, shoes, and hygiene products for male/female participants. At the feeding events, there is also music, prayer and video recordings. 

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AS OF THE MOST RECENT AVAILABLE DATA, THE HOMELESS STATISTICS IN PHILADELPHIA, PA ARE AS FOLLOWS:    

     - On any given night, there are an estimated 5,693 individuals experiencing homelessness in Philadelphia.
     - About 82% of the homeless population in Philadelphia are individuals, while the remaining 18% are families.
     - Approximately 37% of the homeless population in Philadelphia are living unsheltered, meaning they are in places not meant for human habitation.
     - The average length of homelessness in Philadelphia is around six months.
     - Homelessness in Philadelphia disproportionately affects African Americans, who represent about 72% of the homeless population  in the city.

These numbers serve as a reminder of the importance of showing kindness, empathy, and support to those experiencing homelessness. Together, we can make a positive impact on their lives and help create a more inclusive and compassionate community.

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