Sonya's simple gesture, clothes on a pole. "I'm not lost ...I'm just here to keep you warm."

Sonya Thompson is a beautician, hairdresser, a mom, a wife and free time is not on her radar. But having a big heart and a zest for being busy... there is always something more to do...right? Right. She recently heard about a program in Denver... people putting clothes on poles for the homeless with notes attached that say, " I'm not lost, I'm just here to keep you warm." Sonya thought, what a great idea. The Salon she works for "Revolution Evolve" in downtown Grand Junction, sees it's share of homeless walking past their windows. And Sonya, being Sonya...thought, I can make a difference...even if it's a little something...like asking her clients to bring in scarves, gloves, coats and even socks that they don't use or need ...and she would stick 'em on a pole for the homeless...on her way home after a 12 hour day. Well, she's been doing it for a couple of months now. She puts the clothes out at night and in the morning? They're gone. Why do it? Because she says it's just a little something she can do to make a difference. And it just makes her feel good knowing somebody is a little warmer on these frigid Colorado winter nights because of something as simple as putting coats on a pole.

Here is Sonya's Allgood News.