Greyhound offers free bus tickets for runaway kids to reunite with families The program, established in 1987, provides a free ticket for the parent or legal guardian of kids under 15.

Greyhound Lines Inc and The National Runaway Safeline are making sure runaway, homeless and exploited kids get a free ride home or to a safe location.

In 2022, the NRS and Greyhound saw almost 600 requests for aid. The Home Free program has currently issued more than 220 free bus tickets for the year, valued at nearly $48,000.

Young runaways and homeless across the country and Colorado are being offered free Greyhound bus tickets home to see their families and loved ones this holiday season.

Greyhound Bus Lines teams with the National Runaway Safeline (NRS) to offer runaway kids a free ticket home to get back with their families or guardians, if they choose to do so.

Every year, about 400 kids who run away get a free ticket back home through the partnership. Greyhound’s Home Free program has been around for more than three decades.

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