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MIAMI Meeting a homeless man led Chad Rea to create a program to help the public learn the names of transients, the founder of 86 the Onions said during a talk at the 45th annual Clio Festival here today.
Rea used the story in his talk, “Random Acts of Kindness: Using Your Talents for the Forces of Good,” to emphasize how advertising and production industry personnel can contribute to society.
After meeting the homeless man, one of the hundreds of that populate Venice Beach, Calif.,
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