35 Years HOMELESS and then this Happens!!!!

[@HaukWind1]

There is a lot of good people in this world, if you cant find one, be one!

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

HaukWind very good insights......

[@marjoryrainey5761]

That's a good quote!

[@bigsexymuthashutyomouth2546]

Amen!

[@athensr1103]

Yep they can be very hard to find at times

[@d.r.q.2032]

He wanted to chat. He didn't want to be alone. What a beautiful gift you have given him - especially your friendship and offering a listening ear. You guys have big hearts -thank you.

[@ChiefSpirit8699]

I am chef and owner my Catering business and trying to get back my feet here

[@robertwalker2933]

made me cry I been homeless myself God bless you guys

[@norfolklad7451]

nice to see some love left in this world take my hat off to you sir best wishes

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

Thank You so much for the Support.

[@maggieroberts8654]

The Humanity Project breathtakingly humbly awesome

[@dasteelerfan1]

The Humanity Project i will proudly share this and donate for your kindness to others you are doing the Lord's work peace be with you all

[@dougross897]

norfolklad74

[@CheezyDewitt]

norfolklad74 There is lots of love out here but mainstream media brainwashes people to believe the world is a horrible place which is nothing but lies.

[@janetjohnson4887]

It's sad that he even has to live like this. I think what you guys have done is nothing short of a miracle. God bless you all for this.

[@MsMesem]

Hope he had good winters. Dry and warm and no problem of anyone bothering him. Some security and independence. Means he can exercise properly too with his stuff in a safe place he can walk into town and socialise a little. Its not perfect but a big step forward.

[@csphar6350]

I'm literally in tears after watching your video! The endless amount of selfless compassion that you folks are showing just blows me away!! I'm so very proud of you for giving these people back the self-respect and dignity that they so deserve. Thank you and God bless. One more thing..... Those of you out there that watched and appreciated this video, please take the time to pay it forward and do a good deed for somebody in need. It doesn't take much to change somebody's life for the better 👍 -CS-

[@jolim007]

“It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.”

[@krissimon8501]

This warmed my heart. As a vet and someone who's been homeless before. My experience wasn't so gracious. I was threatened with arrest and beaten for staying in a tent in the woods Of a church. While. Laid bloody they burned my possessions. The last picture I had of my deceased parents. Things that can never be replaced. As they walked back to the church laughing I forgave them thier trespass. It's good to see man looking out for man. See that not all have hardened their hearts. I found help with V.A. Many have nobody.

[@richardprovost8204]

Kris Simon sorry that happen to you !

[@richardprovost8204]

Kris Simon ,, you sound like a very good person. I would not have forgiven them.

[@DavidREllisAZ]

If everyone on the planet helped one person to live in a tiny home like this, no one would be on the street

[@MikeyLC]

David Ellis ...Amen to that brother...

[@many4173]

David Ellis , sir , little do you know. here in california and there . there are people that prefer to live on the street as you say. in Sacramento california several years ago. we , the state built a huge facility with hot and cold showers , beds with clean linen, the works, hot three meals a day. they had to shut it down due to none use. most rather live near the river, under bridges, etc. moms with kids have priority for a private room. see you have to understand. there are rules. like curfew, no,smoking, drinking, drugs, rules . most people rather be in dire straights than be under rules. get it right. we need to fix the mental problems first. the antisocial are by sickness or choice. everyone has a choice. from someone that has family that wants to be under a bridge with no mental health issues so they can get their ssi check and party to the wee hours of the morning. sleep all day and have a hot meal,delivered to them once a day (free) panhandle and make additional 25k a year tax free.

[@billwilson5341]

Many: Your comment is full of facts and is an unfortunate truth. Take care.

[@davidkennedy1271]

Just as long as you don't mind if he moves his shack into your back yard. Everybody wants to help until they move onto your street. Gainesville, FL is liberal heaven and they are they worse when it comes to helping the poor. They would rather see them die than have them in their neighborhood.....it's fine with them if they're in someone else's hood.

[@billwilson5341]

David Kennedy: Same goes with the "refugees".

[@KyCheezebro]

I would support any homeless person when they need it that house is the size of a shed and the electricity it is better than nothing I'll prey for that homeless man and hope he's happy for his future

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

It's bigger then the tent he was living in during the winter. He loves it, is very happy and was nice and warm last winter.

[@tonyquartermain8610]

The Humanity Project hi I sent you message the other day I was hoping to get in contact with you about volunteering. I I did at the Harvest house for a little while help clean and a couple other things. and a few years back Gordon a pastor on Salisbury Road I help volunteer with the food bank a little and I did a roof for an older man the church paid for the shingles and I did the roof myself. actually I did a couple. hopefully you'll get hold of me thanks.

[@paulcormier65]

I've been on your site all day, 35 years homeless!!!!! I wrote a song for the Humanity Project, trying to get it right. I'll video the song, let me know what you think. I'm hoping to have the song and music done today. I need an email address to send the lyrics for your approval. My email is [e-mail] or 389-9762. Great organizing Charles. All of your volunteers have always showed me respect, and are very helpful, and treat me with dignity!! Not sure how else I can help, but I'm a great supporter for this revolution. lol peace.

[@akal7885]

dude you got my respect !

[@markrigsby2107]

KXG Pranks 47 Then the cops come and burn it ,down.just wait.

[@LatinSoul007]

What a great gesture of kindness. Great piece and what a blessing you are to the homeless community. Be Blessed!!

[@BobJones-hf7bt]

Beautiful deed, God bless you all. I've been living in my van through the winter since I became disabled 6 months ago thank God I had it for shelter with a big buddy heater. if it were not for friends and some family I would have suffered. I know just moved into my motor home that was at the shop for 3 years yesterday. I know what's it's like to be struck low and survive. by you guys providing this man shelter especially living in his condition made​ me reflect on mine and realize that I had it far better then this man was humbling.

[@KathrynLiz1]

So sad that in a land so affluent this man is so overjoyed at such a small gift of a tiny home. It should not happen in such a land... not never. I am glad that this man has shelter, and still has his self-respect.... :-)

[@giterdone9013]

I love that he loved that nobody would know where he was. ❤️

[@jamescyr7076]

The world needs more people like the people that helped this homeless guy. Good for you for having compassion in the crazy times we are living through.

[@forrestlowe6463]

You men are to be commended for what you did for this man. Someone is smiling down on your help and generosity.

[@jessxxy]

What you guys do for humanity is a very very beautiful thing... keep up the good work guys, their are people on the other side of the world that really love what you do... Thank you for your kindness xxx

[@user-vf4pb9dt1r]

It's such a nice warm feeling when you know there are people out there with kind hearts like this man. Humanity project you guys are my Hero thank you!

[@randar1969]

i am so glad that i live in the netherlands i can't work due to handicaps , don't have family i would have been him or death i am just lucky that here people without a job receive enough benifits to rent a house buy their food have heating and electricity and then have some extra for clothing stuff for the house and even a vacantion abroad each year.

[@caroallemand6149]

Ja, we hebben het helemaal niet slecht hier. :)

[@brendam.wilson4318]

Caro Allemand I.

[@dvsetiawan7999]

randar1969 gelukkig

[@lisah2948]

Vacations abroad??? I don't know what kind of disability benefits you have where you are but here in WV you can't even pay rent and your basic utilities with it..

[@richardprovost8204]

Nancyray ,, that is the truth . been all over the country ,if your a senior alone, you could be in real trouble. they should hang some of these HUD Administrators and their government political protection everything from murder to in appropriation of Huge Amounts of Tax money meant to house people. Look in to that And You will resolve the HOMELESS situation in this county. IF not , YOU will never resolve Homelessness and you may be their someday..

[@michellepulsifer1262]

There are four men that are the heartbeat, hands, and feet, of heaven. Thank you for helping me to see there is hope for my children and myself if we should find ourselves in this mans shoes. May God bless you and remember you if ever one of you is in distress and bless you, paying it forward.

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

He has now transitioned from this tiny home to having his own place. 35 years homeless is not an easy transition.

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

He has now transitioned from this tiny home to having his own place. 35 years homeless is not an easy transition.

[@Angelinas72]

these men that did this are truly a perfect example of Gods love, It touched my heart, I cried cuz I took care of a homeless person for 18 yrs and finally in July of 2016 I was able to get him into a home. There's no greater joy than giving to someone less fortunate than URSELF! God Bless the men who did this!

[@gwenure9257]

may God bless each one of you for helping this man

[@jessicaodell2932]

The humanity project is such an amazing group of people. This just brings tears to my eyes. xoxo ❤❤❤ people helping people.

[@jameswarbrick9168]

In the village i was brought up in ,we had a guy like this ,he was in the forces, during ww2,when he came out he refused to work to support the politicians who had caused all the death and destruction,he died under a hedgerow in winter,of course the war changed him ,and most hobos just want to be free and as space gets less they have less room to move,then gov restrictions make it illegal,so it is getting harder to be free.

[@jameswarbrick9168]

your doing a gt job ,sorry i left that bit out

[@Bamberger-nm2oi]

I'm in love with Jessica Odell

[@cherylcooper1885]

Thank you to all the people involved to help this man stay warm and dry!! What a fabulous way to love a neighbor! GBY

[@Sean-tt9gx]

much love God bless hope he's doing great now

[@angeni73]

Dear God, Thank You for helping this sweet homeless man 💖 Please give him a bigger place 💖 Please give all Homeless people a Wonderful Loving Home 💖 Thank You God 💖💖💖 Amen 💖💖💖 We Care About all of them God 💖👼💖

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

He has now transitioned from this tiny home to having his own place. 35 years homeless is not an easy transition.

[@MrsSmoot-vl3nz]

What a wonderful thing! Anyone of us could become homeless at the drop of a hat.

[@robinyarborough4727]

The attempt to even help the Homeless. The thought is truly kind.

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

He has now transitioned from this tiny home to having his own place. 35 years homeless is not an easy transition.

[@Linda-vx4fn]

Thirtyfive years homeless! So glad to know he will be nice and warm in the winters. Thank you for helping him. Blessings upon you.

[@pat7777100]

God bless that man God Bless the people that helped him

[@Mommapunkin]

What an amazing gift to someone less fortunate! God Bless those guys and the gentleman who had received this gift!...

[@olennatyrell4819]

I love that they don't show his face it makes it more respectful to this mans plight.

[@rplittle66]

What you have done, is life changing for this man. You gave him hope, and respect. May it come back to 1000 fold.

[@matthewmello4493]

There needs to be more people like you! I live in a town where 16% of the population is homeless, I go to school downtown so I walk past these people everyday, I give them food, change, cloths whatever they need, I appreciate that people like us and your project in this world, without you helping this man you never know that could've been the last winter he lasted until you helped him

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

He has now transitioned from this tiny home to having his own place. 35 years homeless is not an easy transition.

[@Cheere]

God bless all homeless and all helpers

[@oscarwideman]

I've been homeless for 30+ years thank you for helping just one of us it's a blessing

[@andreagscott5582]

This is so beautiful and to the people who did this for this wonderful man, GOD BLESS YOU ALL GREATLY! !!

[@tinker10002003]

I used to work in downtown Toronto and I befriended a number of homeless folks who spent their nights near my place of work on the heating vents in the sidewalk. The sad truth is, most of them were there by choice because, although there was a homeless shelter just 2 blocks away that would take them in for the night, they locked the doors at 11:00 PM and denied access either in or out until morning. Many of the street people can't handle that lack of freedom and so they choose to sleep outside. Something like this mini-home is the best of both worlds, a place to sleep in comfort, and the freedom to come and go as they please. I was deeply touched by this video and I praise you all for the work you do. I live in the Edmonton area now and I was wondering how I can get contact info to become a volunteer? Acts of kindness like this are never a waste of time or effort.Just a remnder to those who have read this far, smash that like button and subscribe. It takes little effort but it all helps.

[@Maur1411]

This video renews faith in human kindness......bless your hearts my friends.

[@jewelgem7691]

We take so much for granted! This makes me feel like a rich person! It is a wonderful thing you guys did!

[@dennislong3241]

You guys are awesome great job :)

[@bpitter2007]

I love this and am so thrilled to know there are still good people in this world.

[@michelemichele5204]

this is just awesome. i think this man is very deserving. he is a likeable person. they really did get detailed. the snow boots, the lighting, the heater, the water purifyer. wonderful!

[@MikeyLC]

I sure wish more people here in US were doin things like this brother...may God Bless an keep you all...

[@jennaa1ja]

This is my dream! I wish we had a place like this I could volunteer at. Amazing. I also love the respect they give him. They don't make him show his face or anything demeaning like some places do. God bless all of them

[@SwampDonkey64]

These men do the work of Christ. You close to me when I was cold, you fed me when I was hungry, The people asked Jesus when did we do these things for you. He replied when you did them for the least of my brother. These men will get glory from the most high. We should all follow suit.

[@purdiepitbull1268]

being homeless before this is so freaking awesome. God bless all you folks that really care that much. may God send a bus load of angels to watch over each and everyone on earth. God bless you.

[@cradleygirl]

What wonderful people for doing this for this man , no one should be homeless .

[@madeleine8977]

This made me cry. These guys who build this are wonderful...

[@susandruce1064]

a kindness says more than a thousand words....god bless you.

[@jeanettecallahan8777]

Good people Doing wonderful things! Your generosity and his gratefulness made me cry

[@Chris-Top-HerB]

An uplifting story in the violent times of your young neighbours to the south & their empirical aspirations. The world needs more compassion & kindness.

[@AkilaniMiami]

Thank you for helping the needy . Awesome man God Bless.

[@johnzombi2854]

Nice to know that there are some decent human beings in this world helping the homeless.

[@user-xn2hf9re8r]

I love this guy - if we were all a little kinder to each other, life would be more rewarding and manageable.

[@peaceandtranquility7413]

would love to start something like this close to home...... This kind of genuine help restores faith in humanity. As years go by the more people loose their faith.

[@denisehall145]

wow that's awesome well done you guys true hero's that poor man you have made him so happy bless him keep up the fantastic work

[@sandresstudios]

Thank you for helping him. I only hope you keep an eye on him so no one tries to take it away from him.

[@kyahines6990]

This is just amazing keep doing this God will bless you for this

[@emmaohwatts2413]

Kya Hines agree 👍

[@xotimox9]

Perfect! I spent the last three years camping in socal. Sometimes I had a one person tent in the woods; I spent six months in a hammock, four months in an immobile car and sometimes just laying on a mat in the woods. This exactly matches my concept of what every homeless person needs. Unfortunately there was a rancher in socal who tried to help the homeless by sharing his land. He had two hundred acres. They through him in jail. We all need to do what we can but this is what every human being on the planet should have. God Bless

[@annettemcilwain4652]

🙌 GOD BLESS THESE TWO MEN! FOR HELPING THE HOMELESS MAN!!!🙏

[@washum54]

Bless you.

[@wenderoserie1538]

God bless these people.

[@LennyParker]

Beautiful!!...It is such a great feeling to see someone with a kind heart.

[@Apchestangenightout]

Honesty it breaks my heart to see people being homeless and sleeping on the the streets of new York city or just around America ! Wonderful hearts you guys have doing those tiny houses for that man . God bless you guys ! Outstanding and good looking out for the homeless !

[@Guruton10]

I take m hat off to you all for helping this Man!!!!Well done!!!

[@farnorthweaver7793]

God Bless you folks! Awesome work you do! A shining example of Love!

[@coreyanderson1457]

What a cool organization! I like seeing people helping others, it gives me hope. Keep up the good work! I will definitely be donating.

[@judithpotter1410]

Thank you, from one human being to another that was the nicest, most loving thing I have seen on youtube for days.Thank you.

[@kristingallo2158]

Some homeless people actually like to be that way. Alot of times do to mental illness and paranoid thinking, others are just happier off the grid without responsibility. Some feel confined and trapped indoors. This was a brilliant idea. It gives him shelter without the actual responsibilities.

[@richardprovost8204]

Kristin Gallo ,, the woods are a great place to be that's true . staying warm and dry however especially for the homeless is a very important thing. I'm sure the community near by offers showers and other services most do. that didn't look like to bad of a little sleeping area ,well insulated. That old man probably hasn't had anyone to care for him in years..

[@kristingallo2158]

Richard Provost he doesn't want anyone to take care of him. I actually deal with mental illness and paranoia. I have been in treatment and support groups with schizophrenics. Tbh we hate the public showers and community shelters. Usually we have social phobias and distrust of people. I have ptsd from rape. I actually ran for a while. Didn't want to sign leases or not be able to run away. Signing the papers and being "stuck" in one place scared me more than freezing or starving. It's an entirely different outlook on "safe" then non traumatized people have. Tbh I still sleep with my shoes on in case I have to run from someone in the middle of the night. The entire way the brain works changes. It's a survival mentality.

[@richardprovost8204]

Kristin Gallo ,,get help ,if your for real there's lots of help for you. and don't speak for other people.

[@NoahWei42]

Richard Provost don't display your ignorance. her comment was dead on and spoke from personal experience as well as personal observation. yours just speaks from societies view that we are broken and need to be fixed. that every last human Must conform to your "society" and it's "normality". that's right. I said we. I have been chronically homeless for 3 decades. I've tried many many times to "fit in". it creates a roller coaster of a life, extreme highs followed by deeper and deeper lows. my family is frustrated at the potential squandered and I must admit I get down on myself over the things I could have done with my talents. I'm hoping to find my place in this new shrinking world still one day, i still poke around and do what side jobs I can find. try my best to navigate each day as though one day things will be different. but secretly I know it's just too late in life. I won't ever be what they all want me to be. the small part of me that hasn't given up quite all the way, knows I have about 2 years give or take to find myself in a position to start an accelerated degree program and perhaps still do the professor thing. my intelligence is high and one thing about this life I've lead is I've seen and experienced many many things that the average person never will. it is my hope that I can use that knowledge and subsequent wisdoms to pass down to the next generation of those who stand out and don't "fit in". give them a glimpse into the world through the eyes of someone that sees things differently. did you know in a given year an average of 35% of Mensa members are homeless? must mean intelligence is a disease, hmm? really it just speaks to the different way we see the world. it's an entirely different place through the eyes of people like me. I ask people to remember just a couple things. first our great country (United States) was founded by people just like me. those that don't "fit in" , that stand out, that dare to challenge social norms. it's quite sad here we are such a relatively short time later and there is no place for someone of the same mindset or outlook. the second is, conformity is comfort, Diversity is strength. I'm not saying people dumb ignorant or sheep for choosing the normal choice and melding in with their fellows and their norms. I Am asking not to be judged for walking the tougher path. the path that costs more personally, yet, contributes more the strength of the whole. it's easy to pretend it will never rain again when the sun is shining brightly and everyone is having a good time together. come hurricane season though, you might find it's helpful to know someone who can weather a storm. maybe try looking out for that person when the sun is still shining. since that's the time when you and most shine. one day the storms will roll in, and you may find the shoes is on the other foot when it's their time to shine. Diversity is strength.

[@NoahWei42]

Richard Provost don't display your ignorance. her comment was dead on and spoke from personal experience as well as personal observation. yours just speaks from societies view that we are broken and need to be fixed. that every last human Must conform to your "society" and it's "normality". that's right. I said we. I have been chronically homeless for 3 decades. I've tried many many times to "fit in". it creates a roller coaster of a life, extreme highs followed by deeper and deeper lows. my family is frustrated at the potential squandered and I must admit I get down on myself over the things I could have done with my talents. I'm hoping to find my place in this new shrinking world still one day, i still poke around and do what side jobs I can find. try my best to navigate each day as though one day things will be different. but secretly I know it's just too late in life. I won't ever be what they all want me to be. the small part of me that hasn't given up quite all the way, knows I have about 2 years give or take to find myself in a position to start an accelerated degree program and perhaps still do the professor thing. my intelligence is high and one thing about this life I've lead is I've seen and experienced many many things that the average person never will. it is my hope that I can use that knowledge and subsequent wisdoms to pass down to the next generation of those who stand out and don't "fit in". give them a glimpse into the world through the eyes of someone that sees things differently. did you know in a given year an average of 35% of Mensa members are homeless? must mean intelligence is a disease, hmm? really it just speaks to the different way we see the world. it's an entirely different place through the eyes of people like me. I ask people to remember just a couple things. first our great country (United States) was founded by people just like me. those that don't "fit in" , that stand out, that dare to challenge social norms. it's quite sad here we are such a relatively short time later and there is no place for someone of the same mindset or outlook. the second is, conformity is comfort, Diversity is strength. I'm not saying people dumb ignorant or sheep for choosing the normal choice and melding in with their fellows and their norms. I Am asking not to be judged for walking the tougher path. the path that costs more personally, yet, contributes more the strength of the whole. it's easy to pretend it will never rain again when the sun is shining brightly and everyone is having a good time together. come hurricane season though, you might find it's helpful to know someone who can weather a storm. maybe try looking out for that person when the sun is still shining. since that's the time when you and most shine. one day the storms will roll in, and you may find the shoes is on the other foot when it's their time to shine. Diversity is strength.

[@richardllaine8267]

that just shows their are still a few good hearted people out there

[@makililelliekaren3567]

He called it beautiful.....

[@monicaaasen3950]

thank you for doing this for him, most of us want to help, but don't have the means to. Love u both for doing this and showing humanity how we are all supposed to be and act!

[@Excitable101]

I can relate with this guy, not for the length of time but in living harshly, i have lived in cars, one room shacks and in old school bus's. i know what it is like to go to bed cold and wake up cold, not know where your next meal will be... props for making this mans life a bit easier.

[@Witeti]

Very touching. I am from New Zealand and there's a lot of homeless here as well.

[@PecanBaby...]

You guys are amazing, helping the homeless people like you do. God bless you all. They are so grateful for every little bit of help. I wish there was more kindness around in the world. ☺

[@edilalewis654]

God will bless you for what you are doing

[@lilliancordova6721]

You people are awesome. May God Bless all of you. Maybe....just maybe, someday homelessness will be a thing of the past. Lilly

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

Lillian Cordova sooner the better....for homeless..... I think fema trying to help also....god bless fema too!?!???!!!!!!!

[@lilliancordova6721]

Yes Benjamin. God bless everyone for trying to help homeless people. It ( homelessness ) could happen to anyone. Lilly

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

Lillian Cordova yes life can be a rollercoaster if it was a latter some to tired to climb others fell & can't get up any more

[@maxtriplek]

Thank You for the Awesome Humanity Job, and you guys have go all the way to the wood to give someone the Warmest thing every human or thing need. A shelter and more, You guys have given Life. Thank you.

[@ajk3rd]

I pray your kindness comes back to you a hundred fold. God Bless...

[@walthamstowman]

Great work guys... it is far better to give than receive..

[@sherylgoolsbee8297]

Awesome. I can't imagine being homeless for 35 year's. He talked about drinking swamp water for lack of drinkable water; I was in disbelief. This man isn't living in a 3rd world, undeveloped nation. No one should be without basic shelter in a wealthy, highly developed country. Thank God for you guy's at the HP. This man now has a door, on a home (shelter) that is his. He can close that door on the world behind him and feel some serenity and warmth. You give people more than a shelter; you give them hope and dignity. 🖒🖒

[@michellejanis7838]

thank you so much to the wonderful ppl doing this work... 😃

[@christinaleifeste3690]

This is the kind of news I'd like to see everywhere!

[@ebony1732]

A " beautiful " moment in time.. thankyou for helping him.. 🙁

[@0226NayNay]

You guys are such an inspiration! God bless you all!

[@zhanunzy3730]

great, u r so wondenfull. life so beautiful for them nw. thanks so much for helping them. bless all of u.

[@zebraallday8332]

So heart warming..I like to do good deeds for people also sadly on a smaller scale. Cant wait for the day when I too can totally change someone's life. That day will be amazing, I look forward too it. ..Thank you guys for what you do.. have a blessed day.

[@violagentsch]

iam homeless living in my van(size of this house). its cozy and these body heaters are great. thank you guys for helping this man.

[@jenkzkh]

this is awesome to watch. thank you for your love.

[@chanelgez2146]

so overwhelming..

[@jefferylongbottom3923]

It is amazing to see these things happen. God is Good!!!

[@saturn9330]

you know what I would like to see ? People who own companies give 1 homeless person a job. if every company hired 1 more person that was homeless , in a matter of time our homeless number would almost diminish, but then again since a lot of companies are publically traded and PTCs are so selfish with money that even though they could put an end to the homeless problem, they wont, they are just to selfish.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

also, fun fact, there's most abandoned houses in the US than there are homeless people. Give them all a useful job and one of those houses (while teaching responsibility like having them pay the taxes on it and utilities) and in a few short years they are self-sufficient.

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

Ærik Bjørnsson empty houses are results of no jobs bad neighborhoods,drugs etc... . I do like your idea,if it was only that simple ..if houses were given to homeless only small per cent could maintain or benefit ..

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

the fact that abandon houses out number homeless is ironic &sad

[@richardprovost8204]

Benjamin VonCannon ,,banks, its all about the money. Current money and current economic

[@benjaminvoncannon2389]

Richard Provost true left up to banks .banks are responsible for more anarchy than they get credit for...

[@joelcontreras443]

Wow just watched a lot of videos you guys make, its a beautiful thing you guys do, and I can't believe your only at 1,500 sub's, Subbed!!

[@qlik4582]

May God bless you and everyone involved and yall families !!! and May God bless us with more people like yall

[@SParKLES5810]

you guys are great! much love n many blessings to you n yours! Subbed!!!

[@ThehumanityprojectCanada]

Thank You for the Support.and the Sub #WeCanFixThis

[@maggieroberts8654]

The Humanity Project you guys brought a tear to my eyes

[@xdwindywindxd2922]

You guys are amazing!!!!! God bless all of you.

[@DEMENTJERRY]

That's killer guys we still have some humans on this planet well done my hats off to you all of you

[@swimbait1]

Thank you for helping him

[@britishcowgirl]

GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND THESE ANGELS

[@madbro5565]

it touched my heart,thank u sir

[@angelinaport3772]

god bless your soul