Fulkerson, Dean Go Homeless For A Cause

Transwestern's Bradley Fulkerson (pictured) and Clark Dean will officially be homeless tonight (at least when not scaling down Buckhead office towers). We chatted with Bradley this morning about his plans to sleep like one of Atlanta's homeless youth for a Covenant House Georgia fundraiser this evening. Bradley is part of the Sleep Out program, an effort to raise awareness and money for the shelter that serves 30 homeless young people every night. He says the goal is to expand the facility to help 45 youths a night by January. For more info, click here.

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