He Served His Country. At 85, He Was Still Working Seven Days A Week Just To Survive. Then He Lost Even That.

A stranger knocked on his door asking for a dollar for gas. Without hesitation, this 85-year-old man reached for his quarters. He had almost nothing, but he gave anyway.

When asked why he would help, his answer was simple. "I like helping people."

His name won't leave you. His story won't either. He's a Navy veteran who served his country from 1959 to 1963. He survived skin cancer on his face and arm. He survived a stroke. And until a few weeks ago, he was still working as a delivery driver, 9 to 5, every single day, seven days a week.

At 85 years old.

Then came the budget cutbacks. He was laid off with no warning and no safety net. His mobility is failing him now. He admits that if he falls down, he can't get back up. Yet even in his darkest moment, he opened his door and gave what little he had to a stranger in need.

A man who spent his whole life serving others should not have to spend his final years wondering how he'll survive.

Your donation today can give this veteran the security, care, and dignity he has more than earned. Please give now.