Newsweek, January 27, 1997:

Park a BMW in Berkeley, get a ticket. That's the idea behind a new fund-raising campaign that targets luxury cars to help raise money for the homeless. "Drivers for Dignity" is blanketing the city's swankiest cars with fliers made to look like Berkeley parking tickets. Inside each "ticket" is a request for $300. So far, the campaign has drawn several angry phone calls—but no cash. "We're not saying people shouldn't be able to drive a nice car," says Sally Hindman, who hatched the fund-raising idea. "I just think people need to be called to responsibility for their lifestyle."

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