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Family feel at Denver youth shelter fuels Sox's appeal PDF Print E-Mail
Written by William Porter - The Denver Post   
Tuesday, 09 November 2010

Article Source: The Denver Post

Founder of shelter started warming the feet, then the hearts of street kids

For a decade, Doyle Robinson has offered help to homeless kids at Sox Place, a sprawling room in downtown Denver that is equal parts retreat, counseling center and raucous family den. And it all began with Robinson handing out free socks from a plastic bag — plus respect and kindness from deep in his heart — to street kids most folks treated as pariahs.

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