DELIVERY OF 100S OF FROZEN WATER BOTTLES TO HOMELESS LIVING IN THE CALIFORNIA DESERT, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 2016 . . .

The Spirit and the bride say, "Come!" Let the one who hears say, "Come!" And let the one who is thirsty come, and the one who desires the water of life drink freely. Revelation 22:17

Donate to the 80,000 + homeless served in Southern California since 2001 by Servants of the Father of Mercy, Just like Domino's Pizza, "We Deliver!" - Food, water, clothing, shoes, ...socks, hygiene kits, rosaries, loves, hugs, prayers and more from Orange County to Los Angeles, Ventura County, Indio, Palm Desert and Cathedral City, California. Donate to the 1,000s of dollars in annual truck maintenance, insurance and fuel costs online at http://servantsofthefather.org/donate_2_homeless or mail to Servants of the Father of Mercy, 1544 Morse Avenue, Suite A, Ventura, CA 93003.

Live love! Be a volunteer in the California desert, Orange County, Los Angeles or Ventura. Contact a team leader on Facebook Bro. Gary Joseph, Mark Burke or Barbara Rounds or post in the comments below.

A few months ago this homeless man survived a gang shooting to his head and body while he slept behind a Walmart near the Palm Springs International Airport.

On Sunday, August 21, 2016, Jamieson, eighteen-year-old culinary arts student delivers pre-frozen bottles of water to homeless daily exposed to extreme heat and dehydration in the California desert. The frozen water bottles are delivered monthly in the region of Indio, Palm Desert, Palm Springs and Cathedral City by the Servants of the Father of Mercy. The warehouse's brand new Haier freezer was donated recently by a Vietnamese family, friends of Mai Pham and Mai's Café.

Luke, a homeless man downs a pre-frozen bottle of water and lives daily exposed to extreme heat and dehydration in the California desert near Indian Wells, CA. The frozen water bottles are delivered monthly to the homeless living in the hills of Indio, Palm Desert, Palm Springs and Cathedral City by the Servants of the Father of Mercy,1544 Morse Avenue, Ventura, CA. The warehouse's brand new Haier freezer was donated recently by a Vietnamese family, friends of Mai Pham and Mai's Café.

A homeless man retires his ripped and torn old sneakers for a new pair delivered by the Servants of the Father of Mercy,1544 Morse Avenue, Ventura, CA on Sunday, August 21, 2016 in the California desert, near Palm Springs.

On Sunday, August 21, 2016 a homeless man drank a pre-frozen bottle of water and lives daily exposed to extreme heat and dehydration in the California desert near Cathedral City, CA. He then momentarily collapsed on the cement from the refreshment and contentment. The frozen water bottles are delivered monthly to the homeless living in the hills of Indio, Palm Desert, Palm Springs and Cathedral City by the Servants of the Father of Mercy,1544 Morse Avenue, Ventura, CA. The warehouse's brand new Haier freezer was donated recently by a Vietnamese family, friends of Mai Pham and Mai's Café.

A homeless woman sorts through hygiene kits also containing fresh socks for her and her homeless family behind a Circle K in Cathedral City, CA, Sunday, August 21, 2016.

A seventy-year-old homeless man living in sweltering desert heat gains comfort, ice cold water and snacks while speaking with team leader Barbara Rounds of the Servants of the Father of Mercy,1544 Morse Avenue, Ventura, CA, Sunday, August 21, 2016.

Normal daytime summer temperatures in the California desert cities range from 110 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

Homeless men and day workers in the Palm Desert gardening and landscape industry are thankful for ice water and snacks delivered by the Servants of the Father of Mercy,1544 Morse Avenue, Ventura, CA, Sunday, August 21, 2016.

Normal daytime summer temperatures in the California desert cities range from 110 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.