Many nonprofits helping the homeless on the north side of Indianapolis are facing the same issue: funding and where to get some. WRTV spoke with a few on Thursday to see what they're experiencing and the need across the community.

"It's going to leave a gigantic gap in our communities if they [nonprofits] disappear," David Bacon, CEO of the Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation, exclaimed.

"We're attempting to keep the doors open," KT White, Executive Director at Allies for Humanity, said.

White and her husband run the grassroots nonprofit.

We are here for the people," White said. "We serve through our day program thats open three days a week. Right now, just as a safe space for people to come in and get out of the elements.

Lately, though, it's been difficult.

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