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How the De Novo Foundation helped change one man’s life
One unique local charity is a Kickstarter for the down and out.
Waiting for the flood
A flood may be coming for much of San Antonio — but how will it hit the most vulnerable?
Old-school activism: The story of Jack Elder
Jack Elder made national headlines in the 1980s for his work with Central American refugees. Now, the 74-year-old lives a quiet life of activism in southeast San Antonio.
Neighborhoods are the focus of new city department
The new department plans to form a connection with residents and their communities to address concerns when changes to their neighborhoods are discussed.
Faces of San Antonio: Is poverty trauma?
A visiting Jesuit priest gives his take on the biggest problem his congregation in the west side faces.
A spiritual home in the spine of the West Side
100-year-old West End Church of God in Christ is low in numbers, but not in spirit.