I took a HOMELESS MAN to breakfast THEN HE TOOK ME...

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[@joannerush8402]

I took a homeless man out to breakfast, his nickname was "Lucky". Turns out he was the son of a pastor and knew scripture even better than I did at the time! Because of my genuine interest in him, he decided to turn himself in to the authorities, did his time and returned home to his family. He called me months later to thank me. You never know what lives you are touching by just being kind and caring. Thanks Knate!

[@dwayneforbeschalmers]

I knew a homless guy on drugs his name was krank, he was getting on drugs on a programme, anyways I offered him some crack ..he was back on it and really struggling so we shared some heroin ..he died 2 weeks ago nice fella shame

[@miaann1207]

So true, thank you so much. I need a heart warming story. God bless send you good energy

[@joyceklotz4275]

Beautiful.

[@brie3679]

I know a similar story. My dad had a friend who was homeless. He had warrants for absconding. My dad and his work buddies kept offering him a job, and he really wanted to do it but he didn’t know and was always so unsure, and would end up saying “not yet” or “soon”. One day he shows up on the site and goes “will that job offer stand in six months?i need to know”. And they all were like “of course..but why!”. Apparently he didn’t wanna get a job because he was so paranoid about getting arrested. He’d previously been working at a tree company and that’s how the police found him the last time. So he said “I gotta sort some stuff out. When I’ve done my time and paid my dues, I’ll come back”. Turned himself in, got sent back to West Virginia, and a little over seven months later he came in on a bus back to Easton and found one of the crew guys and was like “I’m back, I’m ready to work”. He was so tired of those past charges and the absconding over bullshit small charges from keeping him from living his life properly so he just owned up to it all. Was a GREAT worker. Man walked to work every day and literally never was late because he’d leave his house two hours early. My dad and some other guys ended up giving him rides.

[@joannerush8402]

@@brie3679 I love that story, thanks so much for sharing!

[@jenmatt1923]

Knate, you're one of the only "influencers" who doesn't seem to come to the homeless in an exploitive manner. It truly seems like you're trying to offer assistance to them in a way that allows them to get a leg up. I appreciate that. I cringe when I see a lot of the videos from others who help the homeless for views and end up making thousands off of exploiting them.

[@winniefindstheway]

Agreed, he builds real relationships with the people in his videos, and he makes sure they get all the love and encouragement we send to them too 💛 i really wish i could do something like this where i live

[@JustJokes-bw4fs]

Petes Promise is genuine as well.

[@mookiess]

frr, i remember seeing drama about faked tiktok content where people pretend they were "giving back", one in particular where the dude was giving away the latest Iphone to a homeless person that turned out to be an actor. I am skeptical going into this sort of content because it so often comes across as exploitative, and sometimes the stuff given don't really help in the long term and more focused on short term convenience. I don't get the feeling that it's the case here. It really feels like he cares and genuinely wants to know these people, that they're not another number for him to press record on and make bucks. Helping them with food and allowing them the opportunity to get and maintain a job. Sweet stuff.

[@samanthadoe4742]

Ever watch Travis Doodles and Victor the Good Boss?

[@happybaak]

Agree.. i dont feel cringe listening to him talking to the homeless. He is so emphatic and connects to them nicely.❤

[@armaansaha6492]

Hey Knate, You’re literally solving the homelessness crisis one person at a time. The strategy you employ ensures that they can at least work a full time job for a short period. The government should be ashamed that they are not following along in your footsteps, rather more concerned with providing funding to other countries to create atrocities. God bless your soul.

[@alli_lee]

Incredibly true, we must stop giving money to gza to create more rockets

[@Sammy-vk8wk]

Amen! 🙏🏼

[@diegoreyna6252]

Real shit. Knate is the example that it's possible with real love and compassion

[@red_words]

Honestly it seems like this could be a government job...just have like a hand full of people for large states that go around doing things like resource training and help with things they may need if they don't want to get off the street.

[@kramnoslaw4474]

Let's get this straight this is state n local governments problem bot a federal government problem red state republicans controlled have made it or are in the process of making it illegal to help the homeless in anyway Greg Abbott in Texas has already tried to pass laws to stop ppl from feeding or helping the homless

[@classtilton871]

Guys homeless and wabted to give you a gift, what a legend

[@RanveerDhillon1]

You put a B instead of an N in wanted, just a heads up

[@josuebrown6001]

Give them weed

[@classtilton871]

@@RanveerDhillon1 im sure you will survive

[@stellabogfeldt]

​@@classtilton871 Often you will get more help from a homeless person, that is poor and only has a few bucks themselves, but if they see one without a dime they will help if no one else will. It's also often, people with less money that gives to charities coz they know how it feels to have less. 😊

[@MsMesem]

Just because you are hard up doesn't mean you don't want to enjoy giving. He realised Nate would make better use of the wrench than himself. Also wealthy people enjoy giving AND receiving gifts; it's always nice to receive something bought or made for YOU with thought and care.

[@joannemcardle1848]

This group of guys, though they are homeless, have been very pointed about the things they get. from the spot they chose for their encampment to the things they get when they shop. Everything meets their most desperate need; nothing frivolous. Certainly a group where Knate's help is warranted. The couple that talked certainly seem to be focused on getting a job. Some people just need a boost, a helping hand. I like Knate's idea of wanting to build his business so he can start offering some of them work. That he doesn't care where they sleep and wants to put in a shower - priceless. God bless you and your business Knate. May you be richly blessed as you so richly bless so many. 🙏

[@MsMesem]

I wish the guy would make use of the 'hot tub' and have a good scrub , he looked filthy all over. He would scrub up very well. Very intelligent and resourceful fellow.

[@maryanng720]

​@MsMesem I'm sure he has already. He just doesn't look like it because his clothes are worn, and his face is wind & sunburned. Not dirty. He has working hands. He bought razorless shaving cream so he cares about hygiene. I bet his body is clean.

[@user-pc1jf7py4i]

I wish someone would donate an RV or some other Vehicle to Nate that comes with a functioning 🚿Shower🚿 inside. Nate is a wonderful man and the many homeless people he helps, that are looking for a job, can wash up and put on the new clothes and feel good and confident while going around town and asking for a Job-Application or meeting for a job interview.

[@MsMesem]

@@user-pc1jf7py4i Yes. Seeing people walk away with a pile of brand new clothes but grubby and smelly just does not add up! As soon as the clothes are put on they are dirty and smelly too.

[@tainadelcaribe]

⁠@@user-pc1jf7py4iJust leave it alone, Ms. Over there doesn’t get it. I understand what you mean. She’s just picking at a person that’s already down and that’s just low and scummy. Let her stew in her OWN filth. Be kind kids! It free.

[@AuthenticChronicVision]

Knate is a good man. My grandfather 's name was Nate. He fed the whole block through the depression. He was a WWII vet (USN). His father was Teddy Roosevelt's personal blacksmith. (There were three actually) during the spanish/American War. My grandfather had 4 swords, one of which was given to my great grandfather by Teddy Roosevelt. My grandpa sold them in the late sixties. He sent my aunt to medical school and bought her a beautiful log home as a wedding present with part of the proceeds. He was the most generous person, and I wish I could talk to him again.

[@Naglis91]

bless you, from lithuania

[@lost_ducks]

Beautiful story. I was raised with a Mother who had an open door policy. I can't tell you how many ppl she took in through the years. I've always done the same. Everyone goes through something. ❤❤❤. I remember some younger guys stayed for year or two. You start with nothing it takes time.

[@MaximanLP]

The guy with glasses looked very defeated at the beginning but really seemed hopeful at the end.

[@colleenh9347]

Imagine if our government would offer the kind of assistance Knate offers to people. Knate your compassion and practicality in how you help people is what we need more of in this world.

[@DarkEnergyHealer]

The government is the reason so many are on the streets! not many are there by choice..

[@ashleyyorba110]

Thank you for helping these people, we are all one misfortune away from where they are. they deserve so much more kindnes and respect than they are typically given

[@lost_ducks]

❤

[@ashsutton6478]

The warehouse is such an amazing idea

[@lost_ducks]

I missed that?😮

[@paying-for-free-speech]

How these videos don't get millions of views each - I will never understand.

[@Tink1881]

These people are not bums they've just had too much bad luck. They are smart, intelligent people. They just need someone to pick them up.😢

[@dee_dee_place]

Most of us don't realize how little it would take to make us homeless & hungry. There was a time, when I was younger, when I got sick & couldn't work. I didn't receive any sick pay so I lived off peanut butter out of the jar for 2 weeks. When that ran out, I had no food. I didn't eat, at all, for 3 days. By the grace of G-D, a Gentleman that I had met months earlier found out I hadn't been working & bought me food. I have no idea what would have happened to me if he hadn't been so kind. And like Knate, this Gentleman didn't want anything in return except to see me being "okay". I was 19 at the time. I'm 65 now, & I will remember him until the day I die. Thank You, Eddie, & G-D Bless You, Always.

[@AlainnCorcaigh]

​@@dee_dee_placeI work for an American company here in Ireland, I get 6 weeks paid vacation a year + 25 paid sick days. The staff in America only get 10 days paid vacation and no sick days. Americans workers seriously need realise they are being walked all over

[@sunshine3914]

@@dee_dee_placeSimilar story. 30 years ago I was injured on the job (due to faulty equipment) & lost that job. I hadn’t even a dollar to my name, but there was a lady in town who lived across from the food bank, & even tho she did not have a ride, she somehow managed to get food to me twice a week.

[@sunshine3914]

@@AlainnCorcaighA lot of know. An American who has worked for 52 years, never received sick-pay, & have only had a grand total of 4 weeks paid vacation - one of which I did not work though - it was my first & a total disaster that ended up costing way too much.

[@dee_dee_place]

@@AlainnCorcaigh 28 states in the USA have 'right to work' laws. 49 states in the USA have at-will employment. Now, Iowa & Arkansas have lowered the working age to 14 years old. That's how the USA has gotten away with treating their workers like crap.

[@vickidecker9923]

Knate. I love your idea of having a merch place to employ the houseless and especially a place for them to shower and be employed. You are what is right in this world.

[@sunshine3914]

There’s many states & counties that doesn’t allow showers or bathtubs in non-residential buildings.

[@scr1m844]

​@@sunshine3914even gyms?

[@scr1m844]

​@@sunshine3914thats crazy. my office even have showers for employees.

[@justjonna69]

@@sunshine3914then i would call it an emergency chemical wash treatment station shhhh…bureaucracy can be so maddening!!!

[@pek5117]

Having a lil factory would be great especially with a shower. Thanks Knate

[@MsMesem]

Plus a washing machine, outdoor line and perhaps proper cooking top and preparation surface and large solid pots and roasting pans where people can come and cook up a good sized batch of chow for 2-3 days or to share with friends. A camping stove cramps your style. Just basic but indoors , simple and solid.

[@MsMesem]

Plus a washing machine, outdoor line and perhaps proper cooking top and preparation surface and large solid pots and roasting pans where people can come and cook up a good sized batch of chow for 2-3 days or to share with friends. A camping stove cramps your style. Just basic but indoors , simple and solid.

[@pek5117]

@MsMesem good idea's

[@MsMesem]

At least under cover....kitchen sink and work top.

[@pek5117]

@MsMesem things most people take for granted. I have a friend in rural Nigeria and they don't even have drinkable water near them they have to buy these lil bags of water.

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

People always criticise (at least here in the UK) homeless people with animals, & I will ALWAYS fiercely defend them, they’re some of the most loved & cared for animals you will ever meet. Dogs (& cats, I have indeed come across homeless people with loving cats who loyally stay by their side) bring so much love, companionship & comfort to someone who is homeless. They will always spend money on their furrbabies long before they’ll ever spend money on themselves. I completely understand his hesitation in not knowing who to leave his furrbaby with. I wish so bad I lived close enough to offer assistance. I’m disabled, I’m not able to work, I grew up on a farm surrounded by animals, I’ve had dogs & cats my entire life & I love them to pieces. If nothing else, I could offer shelter to their furrbabies during work hours & hopefully give them comfort that they’ll be absolutely fine until they got off of work. I wouldn’t want anything for it. In fact, I’d quite enjoy the company. Wishing this trio so much love & luck in their future. I’m glad they have each other. Thanks Knate for helping them & giving them hope x

[@ayeouthis8967]

❤ yh, the uk mostly sucks at helping the homeless as most so called people either abuse them or abuse them. I give what I can Always, defend them like my child against Any1 who dares do that ish near me. My kids have grown up knowing people are people regardless of their housing situation. I love my homeless people cause ain't many stronger than them. Imagine all the ish they go through on a daily & yet still show Mad trust in the same humans walking past abusing them for fun half the time. I'm sooo Happy there's a Fellow People lover in the Uk, Thank you beautiful soul for all your help for our most vulnerable people ❤ I regularly sit with a friend now who's homeless (2yrs+) we sit, Scott the breeze, his girlfriend has met me etc & I'll also spend 5 minutes with her if his not about, but his my guy, bonded on my 1st son's memorial day they share the Name. Loved him ever since. But my heart took over as I drove past this young man sat by traffic lights approaching cars nearly in tears. As I drove past I said to him you can't be there my darling & I parked & walked back to him. We must of spoken for 30+ mins & I left with him in my passenger seat, we went to Morrisons, got him a gift for his girlfriend on valentine's day as well as a few bits to eat & drink, then I took cash out & handed it to him 😉 we then left. He walked me to my car gave me the biggest hug & we left each other. Now we're happy to see each other, he calls me his lucky charm as he finds money 💰 when he sees me & I call him my adopted son. Love him to the moon + Tax.

[@sisterstaceyhelpsthehomeless]

@LauraBidingCitizen If you have social media, reach out to people you know to see if they can help doggie sit for him. He would have to meet them, check out their home, and introduce his dog to them but that's an option to assist.

[@Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnsh]

Homeless people with animals don't have food to feed their dogs or cats they don't even have food for them selfs sooner or later their cat or dog are going to die of starvation

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@@Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnsh Nope. Incorrect. Most homeless people receive money each day through begging, passers by also provide food for them as well as cat or dog food, it’s one of the first things most people buy for the homeless actually, is food for their animal. I’ve never ever met an underfed or neglected homeless pet, ever. A homeless individual would be the first to hand their animal over long before their animal ever reached the point of starvation, they love them too much to see them go without food. We also have some programmes here in the UK where certain animal charities will go around checking on the homeless animals, teeth, nail trimmings, any necessary flea / working treatments etc, all through donations. Even they state the homeless take better care of their animals than some of the ones they see through their doors who have homes. Perhaps do some research on it.

[@MrSqurk]

@@Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnshthe homeless people in the UK are not letting their dogs starve to death ffs.

[@itsalwaysteatime3803]

Well done to the homeless dude ..❤❤ Man that's a big achievement while living on the streets, be alot harder ❤❤ Rooting for him and sending love from Ireland 🇮🇪💚💚🇮🇪💚 Knate your legend as always and the same to anyone who donated ...your a legend 😁❤❤

[@aarde7036]

Nate! How cool to hear your plans about a warehouse!! I've seen almost all of your content but this is the first time I hear you having a plan for the future. LOVE IT !! You will have no problem setting that up and getting the support that is needed, for sure. Money is ofcourse an issue so I hope many people donate to that!! Good on you, dear Nate, you're doing awsome!!

[@heartsofgoldenrod]

That first guy is so resourceful, you would never know. I’d love to get to have a meal or spend some time with him. He must have tons of wonderful ideas. And that is also how he was able to offer you that gift. If I had to be living outside in the elements, he’d definitely be the one I’d choose to have with me.❤

[@Frymac91]

Nate you help restore my faith in humanity because i know more people who Won't and Don't want to help the homeless and they make me feel stupid for wishing i could help...Thanks Nate im a big fan of you 👏🙌🤜🤛

[@JustJokes-bw4fs]

Never feel stupid for wanting to help someone less fortunate. There's nothing stupid about that. Life can throw anyone curve balls.

[@realDose]

Knate man. I watch your stuff for a long time and everytime I see you drop a new vid or short, I know I have something that will up my faith and mood. Thank you for you, brother❤

[@joyceesays9919]

One person at a time. This time 3! Press on Knate. Make the world a better place despite the naysayers, despite the hit and miss in people. Sometimes your impact in their lives might not be immediate, but you sure do make a difference. even for just day. Stay grounded!

[@bloodsling]

watching inflation spiral out of control and seeing more and more people in this situation is heartbreaking.

[@gayntertainment]

i JUST cried when he gave you a christmas gift ...please keep doing what you do and inspire people on our planet. it doesnt matter where you live, there is always someone that needs (a little) help :)

[@christrusty5667]

Just know that you are not just helping homeless people but so many other's. No matter how hard my life keeps gettin, your vid's always give me the strength to keep moving forward. Nothing but love and respect for you brother.

[@kellylestig4941]

How can you not like this video? You’re awesome, Nate.

[@bricehale6593]

You're working harder than Than anybody I know

[@juliasilverstone2626]

Aside from the material and financial help you give... your concern, interest and empathy in the lives of these people is the most valuable asset you give! It's nice to see how you talk to people or even just listen to them... that's so important! THANKS... you are a HERO!!!

[@probablyaparent]

The guy who asked you for the cookware - shows trust, Knate. I'm just a random dad, but I am so proud of the work you're doing, bud.

[@chasethecat3839]

Rece❤ntly faced the homeless situation myself....i will pray for Knate to get hus business up and running. I cant support financially but can watch all videos and ads. We need more people like Knate in every community because our government is doing nothing but providing high paying jobs so that overly paid employee (s) can run a program that "educates" folks on how to jot be homesless or how to budget their money (when most dont have any to budget etc.

[@michaelormond8511]

You're the man. I'm trying to set up something similar to help people out, my brother. Thank you for showing me the way!!!

[@ThePandaPhotographer]

Thanks for your kindness friend. Good to see others help people in need right now as I’m also Homeless but trying to maintain ❤

[@jessiew7824]

I was going through a bout of homelessness. I had small children and would take them to my moms at bedtime and drop them off and go sleep in my car because I didn't feel like I deserved to stay there too. It was 2008 and I literally lost everything. God brought me through it and I still thank him for it. God has already prepared the path, keep walking 🙏

[@terencemerritt]

@@jessiew7824you good now?

[@jessiew7824]

@@terencemerritt I am. I was able to get back on track with the help of family and by the grace of God

[@terencemerritt]

@@jessiew7824 that’s great news. I love hearing success stories. Keep up the good work. I know it could happen to any of us at any time. I have a son and only have one aunt left in another state after the rest of my family has passed on and if something were to go crazy idk what I’d do

[@jessiew7824]

@@terencemerritt The average working person isn't able to save up for hard times, illnesses or even plan past the next paycheck. Its a reality for most of us

[@BrandonWestfall]

He looks so defeated.

[@priscillafuentes8663]

I really enjoy what you do Knate. Praise God! Thank you, viewers for your help.😊

[@rubendaniel249]

Hello beautiful, how are you doing

[@juliab5525]

In my country, there was a project to get homeless people back into safe accommodation, ideally an apartment. It was discovered that homeless people are often overwhelmed by their new housing situation and all the new things and therefore reject it. They first have to get used to taking care of the household and all the other things again. That's why the organization has offered them so much help and things they feel comfortable with. That is why I think you do the right thing!

[@thespiritinitiative7966]

JK, I stumbled upon you by accident and figured it was just another person trying to show how righteous they are. You’re the real deal! You inspire me to be better, to do better and to treat all persons better. I myself have been where they are and it was the heart of others that sent me on the right path. Then about 15 yrs later I was saved. Jesus guides me now, through men like you. Thank you for being REAL and thank you for all that you do for the forgotten ones like me. Blessings ❤ Doug, Alpena Michigan.

[@vincentschulz9355]

I love the work you're doing knate! Keep it up

[@user-bl7ii2ug2l]

Helping these guys out is awesome. No one does this type of outreach in my community

[@chasethecat3839]

Right and most churches, mine included, ONLY send their perishioners to other countries ...sad

[@ashleyragz5785]

Knate you giving these people your time and friendship is just as, if not more, important! A lot of these people feel forgotten about and abandoned. It’s nice to see someone willing to just show true compassion and interact on a personal level. Thank you ❤ God bless you on this journey!!!

[@gailnix5462]

You are an inspiration to the world. Thank you ! Helping everyone you meet. 🎉❤

[@Frankowars]

This seems like a very resourceful and intellegent man, he just had back luck. Look how well the dog is looked after, you can tell he is doing the best he can, thankyou knate ❤

[@natalieking122]

Thank you for what you do! The guy giving you a gift was so sweet ❤

[@andrewvarcoe4741]

To hear this man say he just finished a cover letter for a job, while being stuck the way he is and sorry to say looking pretty rough. Its really great to see people do this kind of thing for people, really liked this video. Reminds me of someone who used to do this kind of thing for people before youtube. Tells you something about the person, when they have nothing and they still get you a gift. I hope things work out for this guy. Really,really cool.

[@Samoku]

Merci viu mau!

[@_Y.Not_]

very kind of you!

[@katryanaorange2092]

He has a good heart, you can see it in his eyes. He even sent his kid to college, that's a great father... I believe he is capable of much!

[@tpenquin.]

Nate, I love what you do! What a special person to help out so many people that society has just thrown away! Thank you for just being kind! ❤

[@anthonyfinch4054]

Have you considered maybe he could use a second/third/fourth hand motor home/caravan? not exactly inside but I'm sure there's a way he could benefit from it

[@_Y.Not_]

That's immediately what I thought, he doesn't seem to want to be inside where as he said "he would be paying someone else's rent/mortgage but it seems like an RV or trailer would benefit him, he seems to be an independent, out of the box, free-range kind of person.

[@hereweare9096]

There’s a KZbin channel that provides second hand trailers for homeless people. I forgot the name of it Yet it seems to be a very good idea. Gets people into shelter/private and they aren’t lumbered with a weekly payment. Bit more secure.

[@Phukeett]

You’re such a good man. It made me smile that you took the wrench as a gift. Because it made him feel like he wasn’t such a burden. And that means something. Even if it was stolen Lol

[@Brandon84J]

Thanks for helping, and not making a mockery of how you helped like a lot of channels do. This was wholesome, brother

[@TryssemTavern]

Thank you so much for helping these men, and the pup!

[@DimebagDarrenLowe]

You are my man in the field.

[@jamesalinio5277]

Hey Knate, I've been watching you for a bit and I love what you do for the homeless people, which is very admirable. I understand that you have a warehouse or factory? To ship out stuff that you sell online and have stuff to give to the homeless, so I would like to put a bug in your ear, if your local city/county is up to the task of helping the homeless people, would it be possible to have a store front at your location so you could sell stuff directly to the locals? Just something to think about, and a few of the homeless people can help out and get a shower while they're working with you

[@thedude11890]

A JK wearhouse would be awesome 👍

[@stevenhunt3113]

The one guy seems more concerned about his dog being safe, than anything else!!😊

[@candaceewell9582]

The literal amount of energy that it takes to survive ONE day, would be enough for me to know that they would outwork most, be resourceful and appreciative! I had to spend just only two weeks outside, because I am stubborn, it was in a Utah summer where every day was 100+! just finding a BATHROOM is a part time job! Finding a safe place to sleep is a FULL TIME job, mixed with actually another job because now, how do I eat? How do I wash my hands? Where do I go when it rains/snows? Where do I put my stuff? Do I pack it or risk leaving it? Will someone hurt me? When you FINALLY sleep, it isn’t full REM sleep because you’re not wanting to fully fall asleep because your defense is up!

[@joski9030]

I got locked out once tried to sleep on a bench in my parents garden it was horrible and that was one night in the summer! I ended up walking to my Nans house at 5am and slept like a log for hours. Good work man.

[@gravitylabs7193]

The featured man is such a beautiful soul.

[@dearcole123]

This guy is smart. You can tell. He is resourceful and tries to help other people. Cool guy 😊

[@PotatoPCFishingBoomerDude]

I wish I could help out. Being a Marine vet and having been homeless before I know how hard it is. If anything I may be able to buy a hat. Thanks for helping people.

[@mindyourbizmindyourbiz4456]

Simply.....YOU ARE THE MAN KNATE👏👍🙌 Your work and mission is truly inspiring!

[@vickyaguilera3035]

Thanks Knate.. compassion , caring, listening and helping.. Keep up your good work. HUGS

[@jaycee7774]

After watching his videos quite extensively I can tell that Knate is a genuine nice person doing his very best to be the change that he wants to see in the world around him. We seriously could use more people like him in the street making a real difference. This guy will do virtually anything to lift people up and really listen to the situation and story that each individual has that he encounters. The love is very self evident, I get choked up sometimes watching what he does, and remembering being homeless myself. People like Knate help me reserve a bit more hope for the world around me.

[@allenrussell6135]

Good man, it's so hard to get back in society once your homeless. I had a big family where most were financially secure but I found out that I was on my own. Usually it was the brother in laws who were against me staying with either sister so I never pushed or got mad over it. Without someone helping and honestly taking a risk on me...I'd probably be dead. It was the hardest living I've ever done. I give what I can even when I know someone's in active addiction. I remember physical withdrawals and I don't wish that on anyone. Sorry for my rambling I just wanted to say God bless you, Im selfish with using that term but you really deserve it.

[@alvinesiamapps8783]

I ❤ you Knate! I pray that God continues to use you as a vessel of hope, love and encouragement! You my brother are a God sent❤❤❤

[@dellamonk6792]

Bless you, Knate.

[@robbiewright9573]

Im 55 years old and homeless in southern California and let me tell you, that breakfast of biscuits and gravy looked AMAZING! With hot coffee? Heaven!! God bless your soul Knate❤

[@xringarcher1440]

“I don’t see the point of paying someone else’s bills” This dude is so based

[@wendypacheco7438]

Thank you

[@caitlinnance9431]

Knate you'd be an amazing employer. I wish you could be the Elon musk of helping the homeless ❤

[@sunshine3914]

Dude has enough $ to end homelessness from one end of the Earth to the other, today, without even having to readjust his comfort level.

[@billledbetter7978]

That first guy was a resourceful genius. He definitely could give Mcgyver lessons. What you do Knate is incredible.

[@ashsutton6478]

Camp shower

[@RupertsPortugal]

God bless you Knate. You're the best kind of people out there. Love and prayers for you and all those you help. 🙏

[@_JanetLouise]

good job ... carry on ...

[@littlebit6033]

We need more like you out there. 💜

[@ianmoorcroft3689]

Love your work

[@ndb5952]

You are an earth angel Nate ❤ hopefully one day I can help the needy like you 🤲 bless

[@kathrinekerns8398]

Doing good work. 👍👍👍

[@rubendaniel249]

Hello Kathrine, how are you doing today.

[@patdavis8018]

I love you, Knate, you are a very nice, kind young man. I love how you help people and are very understanding of their pets, too. Stay safe.

[@mlanae20]

Praying and hoping the best for all of these men.

[@user-hh6pu6rg9h]

I'm in tears😢God bless you knate❤I Love your videos

[@helenatremblay4019]

You are an extraordinary, kind and compassionate soul. I admire you very much❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@madeleinejohnston4790]

What a beautiful gift you have been blessed with from ALMIGHTY GOD, WELL DONE

[@mariaa4572]

Makes you think what's really important in life. ❤ thank you for helping 🙏

[@AnnikaH-]

I love that you accepted his christmas gift!

[@WalkaboutBridge]

I love you, Knate ♥️ thanks for being you, so fully.

[@Risen907]

Thanks for not exploiting these people and actually making a difference

[@bearindaboo6091]

AWESOME Rescue Knate ❤❤❤

[@theresahvassman9965]

Christian you’re saving lives one day at a time. Blessings abound

[@hbranch5512]

Just Nate you’re such a great person! Stay blessed and continue to keep blessing ❤❤❤

[@ninakeehner607]

He "Gilligan's island" himself with that power bike 🏍. Fantastic 😮❤❤

[@jennsnook145]

So sweet that in his treasures he found something for you too

[@sandraheassan378]

Your a good hearted man Nate

[@Romanrothmanphotography]

We love you knate ❤️ thank you for blessing those who struggle

[@henrybuzzard4705]

I was homeless on and off for yrs until I met my wife, living like that didn't bother me being alone was the worst part of it...the ppl I knew quit talking to me and I was so isolated smh worse feeling,thanks for being kind and just being a friend to that man.

[@doramena1267]

Luv u Nate! U truly are doin gods work...These guys seem like good partners to help each other and maybe they aren't living like we'd like to see them thrive, but the mere fact that they are sticking together I bet they looking out for each other speaks Volumes! God Bless you nd them....❤

[@amyfinch9131]

This is what we need to do. We need to help each other.

[@jasonfitzpatrick414]

Perhaps the best thing for people is to allow them to have a small plot somewhere out of town to live the way they choose. Then they can commute to work, wherever that may be and just start over. Not everyone wants a McMansion or to pay exorbitant rent. But, everyone would like to have a home, however it is defined. Thanks Knate for looking after those who choose an alternative lifestyle. And a place to shower without questions is valuable to the homeless. A place to safely keep your possessions or animals is important as well.

[@knelson3484]

Wishing all of you many blessings through out your lives. 💓

[@Oinkoink808]

Hallelujah .. Blessings always for you!! 💛🙏🏾💕🤙🏾

[@hw5035]

Sorry for rambling message Probably ridiculpus as they seem so organized but… just in case: For the man with the dog- might be a good idea to get a little kennel/crate so he can start training the dog to be ok by itself (not barking its head off/ destroying something/the room)- some dogs have a really hard time with separation anxiety. We got our pup from a shelter around ~12-15 weeks old. And since day 2 she has been by herself at least 10min/day and she is just fine (we had to move 4x in the last 5 years- not once our choice). My mom got a dog during covid and they forgot and the dog is still struggling now. We also tape the time via an old ipad so we know for sure if she is making noise and can react and correct. Plus others can’t make up stories; luckily this never happened to us but peace of mind is nice PS: love the longer videos 😍

[@johnwitsenburg470]

Big blessings Knate!!! ❤❤

[@miken7629]

Saw the coolest tent they are using in Canada, it is an insulated ice fishing shanty, Eskimo 949i, around $300-$400, would make a livable off grid home, handles cold weather & storms.