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“Mom was initially confused as to why someone was bringing round a wheelchair, after all, she knew we already had a wheelchair. The reality soon kicked in that she was actually going down to the beach, to put her toes in the water and she was so excited.”Enid couldn’t believe that she was going to get to play in the sandbox for reals!
“It was overwhelming to be able to give this gift to her, I thought she would be happy but I was not prepared for how happy this simple act of kindness from friends, family and neighbors would make her feel.”She was beyond excited to experience the beach for the first time, and it’s a proof that we are never too old to embark on new adventures.
“I have a private foundation that’s been running for five or six years, and it helps aid a couple of children’s hospitals and cancer research. I don’t like to attach my name to it, I just let the foundation do what it does.”He never wanted attention, but to sincerely help those who are desperate and unfortunate.
“They had no idea that her husband had just died and she was struggling,” Singh wrote on Twitter. “This is what loving your neighbor looks like. More of this please!”He later tweeted,
“There’s so much negativity in the news these days. Here’s a much needed reminder that people are good and that we can all live together with love and respect.”
These black brothers saw a woman paying for gas with pennies and gave her money from their pockets. They had no idea that her husband had just died and she was struggling.
This is what loving your neighbor looks like. More of this please!✌🏾❤️ pic.twitter.com/k5pnJBTzS0 — Simran Jeet Singh (@SikhProf) October 25, 2018