THE NEED CONTINUES TO GROW AT JOY JUNCTION IN ALBUQUERQUE. C-E-O JEREMY REYNALDS TELLS 770 KKOB THE HOMELESS SHELTER DISHED-UP 50-THOUSAND MORE MEALS LAST YEAR THAN THE PREVIOUS YEAR, AND DID IT WHILE SEEING DONATIONS DROP BY AROUND 150-THOUSAND DOLLARS. HE SAYS PART OF IT IS THE OUTREACH THEY DO AT JOY JUNCTION.

 

MEANWHILE, REYNALDS SAYS THEY ARE ONCE AGAIN HOUSING SINGLE MEN. THEY HAD STOPPED DOING SO LATE LAST YEAR SO THEY COULD SERVE THEIR PRIMARY POPULATION, HOMELESS MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.