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Millionaire blessed homeless with $50,000 and his story brought tears in my eyes

Millionaire blessed homeless with $50,000 and his story brought tears in my eyes Always giving away cash/things to others and helping others. Some video will even make you cry! Some people don't want to support us that is fine but if you truly want to then Make sure to follow us. and also If you really like our videos please support us by liking, sharing and commenting on our videos. and you can support us by following us on all platforms. You can Also Follow me on Facebook, tiktok and Instagram as well.   / jasmin.chrish   https://www.instagram.com/chrisandjas...   / chrisandjasmin   Also here are some ways and things you can do to help the homeless community, 1. clothing The lack of clean, well-fitting clothes and shoes causes great hardship beyond exposure to the elements—it hurts one’s self-image and one’s chance to get ahead. People experiencing homelessness must travel light, with few opportunities to safely store or adequately clean what they can’t carry. On job interviews, a poorly dressed person has little chance for success. Give your clean clothes to those who could use them. Before you give your own clothes or start a clothing drive, talk to your local shelter and find out what items they really need. Most have limited storage space, and can’t use winter clothes in summer or vice versa. Some serve only a certain group of people. Please clean the clothes before you donate them 2. Homeless survival kits Create and distribute kits that include items such as cups, pots, pans, soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and cosmetics. (Try coordinating this through a group that gives out meals from a van, for example.) During cold weather, organize drives for blankets, coats, hats, scarves, mittens, socks, and the like. 3. offer jobs to them Encourage your company, school, or place of worship to hire people experiencing homelessness (if they are not already working). Most unemployed homeless adults desperately want to work, but need an employer to give them a chance. 4. Raise funds Ask your group to abstain from one meal and donate the proceeds to a shelter or soup kitchen. Sponsor a benefit concert or coffee house featuring local musicians and poets (Don’t forget to include homeless and formerly homeless performers!). Organize a walk-a-thon or a yard sale and donate the proceeds.