Local non-profit provides food, haircuts to the homeless CSLA.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis non-profit is doing its part to unify the community by serving those in need. “This is a way – a sign to show that we are thought about,” Wesley Moxley said. “People do care.” Moxley is no stranger to hardships. He said that the clothes on his back are the only thing he owns. “I’m overwhelmed because a lot has been taken from me recently again,” Moxley said. “But it’s all coming back.”Non-profit provides hope and opportunity for young men in Memphis However, he told WREG that he’s not letting his situation hold him down, especially after seeing how multiple business owners and organizations came together to help those experiencing similar misfortunes. “I try to tell people it doesn’t matter where you come from or what you drive or what you look like,” said Rebecca Martinez, the owner of Geez Louise Cakes. “It’s always good to help somebody.” Moxley is one of many people who received a free meal, haircut, toiletries and a little entertainment at Court Square Park on Saturday morning. “It’s real nice to see people doing stuff for other people,” Amos Randolph said. CLSA hosts event to feed members of the unhoused...