Tom Barrett posted on April 12, 2011 10:55
Saints Foundation continues to develop its relationship with official local charity patner Society of St James. The homless prevention charity has been placing a skeleton in a sleeping bag around Southampton to highlight the issue of homelessness.
"Skinny Steve" is the brainchild of local student Joe Miller who developed the guerrilla advertising campaign as part of his university degree.
The model skeleton has a sign saying "how long until you take notice?" and an accompanying Facebook page. http://www.facebook.com/SkinnySteve.TakeNotice
Sam Perry of the Society of St James said it was "bringing a new supporter base" to the homelessness charity. 
To help further raise awareness of homelessness and to build upon the relationship that the Society of St James has with the Saints the charity is giving away a signed Saints shirt to one lucky fan of the Skinny Steve fan page.
To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize you just need to become a fan of the Skinny Steve facebook page and keep your fingers crossed. The free to entre prize draw will take place on May 2nd when the winner will be drawn at random.
Mr Perry said: "We're trying to raise awareness that homelessness can happen to anyone.
"There are organisations out there like the Society of St James which can help but in the present economic climate, those groups need support."