pre-industrial communities all over the world feed their people and some countries still do it today, since you can't rely on religious organizations to do it.
But you can rely on all charitable organizations (religious or otherwise), voluntary community-based programs and neighbors helping each other out, as was the case for more than the first half of our country's existence...until the central planners claimed to know better. Getting citizens accustomed to being provided the most basic of necessities by forcibly taking from others is the worst thing a government can do to its people. It completely removes the impetus to thrive and creates dependency of the worst sort. Voluntary help never comes with that kind of assurance, which forces people to work for their livelihood...which is the best thing anyone can do for themselves.
First, tell me what you know about your own community. How many homeless do you have? How many of them are disabled? What are their disabilities? Where are they located? Do they have an income or not? What are their needs? ie. blankets, coats, shoes, shirts, pants, food, medicine, counseling, etc. I have a feeling you cannot answer one of those questions and it appears the majority of Americans are so wrapped into their own things to do, to even care. That is why we have government do it, and have you taxed for it to see it gets done. Maybe you should start an indpendent business to care for them. This isn't the log cabin days, there are millions of people living in citys. Have you a clue who is on welfare, and who can wok or cannot work? You are all hot to stop abortions and morning after pills and sex education, etc. to get women overrun with rug rats, then complain because your feeding them!!! LMAO!!