A father of three who lives in a tent selflessly donates his last $2 to a stranger at a gas station.

He is a dad who is taking care of his three kids by himself. For four months now, they’ve been living on the street in a makeshift

tent. He saw something upsetting happen at a gas station one day: a man couldn’t pay,

and people around him made fun of him instead of helping him.

The father gave the man his last few dollars to cover his costs, even though he was homeless himself. The next day, two jeep

s pulled up next to his tent. Someone from the crowd came up to him and gave him a letter.

He turned pale as he read what was inside. The letter had news that was unexpected.

Always remember that there is hope at the end of the tunnel, no matter how dull things look.

There was recently a kind person who gave up his kids’ lunch for the day to help a stranger. This person showed us hope.

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