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Homeless Man Helps Push Cars Up Hill In Snow Storm, Internet Rewards Him For Kind Act
Posted in: Today's ChiliAfter snow snarled a Colorado commute, a homeless man’s kind acts were caught on camera. Now, he’s receiving an outpouring of generosity in return.
Local news station KOAA filmed Shelby Hudgens, a homeless man, helping to push strangers’ cars up a hill during a snow storm in Colorado last weekend. The deed moved many viewers and one of them, Sarah Webster, set up a GoFundMe page to help Hudgens out. The fundraiser was created on Monday, and, as of Friday morning, people had donated more than $8,000.
Hudgens said he was shocked.
“I’m amazed” he said in a video uploaded to YouTube. “There are no words that can express the gratitude that I really have for all of this.”
Hudgens was left homeless after his house burned down in November and has since been living in his car with his dog, Black Jack, according to the fundraising page. After word of his compassion spread, strangers contacted the man with offers to help. According to the KOAA, one viewer paid for a hotel room for the man, and another even offered him a job.
Hudgens says he appreciates all the kindness he’s been receiving and hopes that with the fundraising money, he can work toward a new beginning. He plans on finding an apartment he can stay in with his dog and eventually starting school so he can pursue his passion — a career in the medical field — the fundraising page indicates.
And while Hudgens remains humble, Webster told KOAA that he deserved it. She said she wishes others were more like him.
“There’s a lot of people out there that have more than he has and choose not to help,” she said. “I wish that everyone would notice people in need and be able to help them so freely.”
To learn more or donate to help Shelby Hudgens, visit his fundraising page here.
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Imagine if Tony Stark was creating his Iron Man armor in the 1800s. He would come up with something like these steampunk gauntlets for sure.
Etsy shop owner SkinzNhydez made each custom piece by hand using 8oz. veggie tanned leather, and brass sheets with rivets and studs, and then aged it with dyes and finishers and loaded them with LED illumination. The impressive level of detail is what makes these so awesome. It also makes them take about a month to complete, and they will set you back about $2000 – for a single arm.
If you want something like this, you can give them custom design ideas and they will work with you. These gauntlets rock!
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