This episode of The Way Home podcast is a powerful conversation about the importance of supporting those experiencing homelessness. The Union Rescue Mission has been serving the city of Los Angeles for 135 years, providing vital services to men, women, and children in need. In this episode, we're joined by Richard Pink, the owner of Pink's Hot Dogs, a Hollywood legend since 1939, who shares his inspiring story of success and his commitment to giving back to the community.

Richard Pink's story is one of humble beginnings, from a $50 hot dog cart to an international business with locations in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and beyond. But what's even more remarkable is his dedication to supporting the Union Rescue Mission, particularly through the Over the Edge event, where he's offering a special hot dog to raise funds for the organization. This episode also delves into the work of the Union Rescue Mission, including their life transformation programs and the impact of events like Over the Edge.

Mark Hood, CEO of the Union Rescue Mission, joins the conversation to discuss the organization's efforts to connect with the community and provide vital services to those in need. He shares a powerful story of a young man who turned his life around with the help of the mission, and how events like Over the Edge make a real difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness.

If you're interested in learning more about the Union Rescue Mission and how you can get involved, tune in to this episode of The Way Home podcast. You'll hear from Richard Pink, Mark Hood, and John Yasuda, Vice President of Philanthropy, as they discuss the importance of supporting those in need and the impact of events like Over the Edge. Don't miss this inspiring conversation and learn how you can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness.