“People come from all over the United State (to Eugene) because they’ve heard about the services and support in the (school) district,” Dailey said. “There’s an acceptance of homelessness in Eugene, and they feel it. They show up here...” Yes, Eugene is a destination City for the homeless, even tho local advocates claim it is NOT true. So here's the thing. Nothing against the homeless receiving help but this is a national problem and the Fed., needs to step up support. Why?, because even tho homelessness is in every State, not all cities are destinations like Eugene. It's not possible to keep up with demand if you are a Destination City.  Destination cities cannot care for large portions of the Nations homeless without help. Something innovative is needed. The homeless need jobs. Fund jobs for the homeless, in areas's that NEED support. Like FDR's federal work programs. The only thing I know for sure is a destination City, like Eugene, cannot go it alone.