Community responds to heartbroken, homeless mother of three

[Chellee]

7. Don't be angry at Days Inn.

They're an innocent bystander. It's the "charity" that did this.

"A representative with Commonwealth Catholic Charities, who helps house people without homes like Thweatt at the hotel, said they “disposed of” the belongings."

They didn't even try to contact her before they kicked her out of the program and threw away her stuff. They didn't specifically say why, since they're not talking to the press, but since they keep reiterating their "rules," presumably it was for non-compliance because she left the room. If they had tried to contact her they would have known it was to have an emergency caesarean to give premature birth. But they didn't. I guess they weren't feeling charitable. Commonwealth Catholic Charities are the villains in this story.