Alpha Project

Hanna bihi, cusses-​out the clients and her co-​workers, she actually raised her fist at a client. But, Karen pucci I guess is her boss but, she ignores all of what Hanna does and So, does Anthony (the other boss). When I was a client there this Pat year, that’s all I seen was her waking ppl up, being rude, and yelling at the front gate (calling ppl bitch, and motherfucker), and she likes to run ppl over with her car. I hope that if I stay at the new facility she’s not there. I see some of the graveyard shift because I’m up late, I’m a night person.
But, the security guards like Justin and Ricky, Isac, their boss «Pee-​Wee» are good guys, Carlos is cool too. Staff, bree, Claudette are pretty nice as well.

I own the raffle this past Thursday. I am so happy to have a place to live for the next three months. The staff is incredible.

In 2009, the City of San Diego contracted with Alpha Project to do brush clearing on city-​owned land. This included the canyon/​open space to the north of our Kensington home. We were so impressed with Alpha Project’s hard work and professionalism that we asked them for additional information about their services. Sure enough, they gave us a sheet detailing their brush management program which we knew we’d need in the future.
When we needed brush clearing on our property this summer, we contacted Alpha Project and they set up an appointment with us for an estimate. They were very reasonable and the only quote that we got.
Two weeks later, they came out and did exactly what they said they would for us. They have a group of really nice guys working for them and Karen, the director of the project, was also great to deal with. They’re fully insured and very reasonably priced … highly recommended to help keep your home fire-​safe, and to support a very deserving local charity at the same time. A win-​win situation!

It’s vitally important when people want to help «lost creatures» and participate in altruistic campaigns. I personally think we can’t judge others what they do in life and how it all happened with them, but we can do is to make their lives a little easier. Who knows, may be this is all they need to be happy.

Seriously, I’ve been at a loss for words on what to write lately because I’ve been spending most of my days working with a charity. I realized today how much I’ve been downtown and how much time I’ve spent dropping off pet food at The Alpha Project. Seeing there are no reviews this is my big fat chance to score a 1^st to review.
If you haven’t heard of the Alpha project it is a temporary shelter downtown for the homeless. I just love it when someone says «why are you doing this» «most homeless are drug users» or «they must have someone they could turn to»
«PEOPLE» «Please be my guest to get out there and check it out for yourself. It is amazing how many homeless people there are. People just as you & I. How many times have you heard someone or maybe even yourself say «I have to hurry and get paid so I can pay for this or that» Well what if all of a sudden your job was yanked out from underneath you and you didn’t have family around to help. Well I seriously doubt you would be Unilocaling all day. Ok… maybe for the first week but after that what do you do? It’s not as if we get paid for these reviews now is it?
Bob McElroy is the man in charge of the winter shelter. He is out there making sure the people waiting to get in stay warm. He is also in charge of the first Hospice of the homeless. What can I say? What about Bob? Bob is an amazing man. He’s not here saying «oh you can’t do that» and «why are you doing this» Bob just does it. Bob is a realist. He is doing what other people should do to help others.
I have to say when I’ve dropped off pet food I have met some of the nicest, kindest people in the world. My husband freaked the first time I started doing this last summer but now I believe he’s getting use to it. He really doesn’t have a choice. I would do it no matter what.
Now when people ask me my religion or how close is my faith in a Supreme Being. My answer will be «I have never felt closer to a God than I have helping the homeless»
Thank goodness for the Alpha Project and if any Unilocalers ever want to donate for a good cause just drive up, pull over, meet security at the side, drop off whatever you have and go on your merry way.
Below is a video, photos and information which you can view at your own leisure. If you need a break from Unilocal please do so by checking this out. This structure is HUGE! This is called the winter shelter and is up from November-​March.